It’s 2020 y’all! Not only a brand new year, but a brand new decade…just full of possibilities!

To start our new year off with a bang, we have some brand new stamps available to help you document all year long. They are Printers Block | Letters, Printers Block | Numbers and Block of Time.

 

 

I wanted to create an alphabet that could be used as a monogram–something with a narrow rectangle design. I imagined adding the initial of a child’s name to a page or an age to a tag on a gift. I think there is so much fun to be had with these 1.55 x .62″ babies!

These two sets are on sale for 10% off today and tomorrow. Also, as a general rule, 6×8 stamps are not kept in stock, so keep that in mind with the Letter set. If it sells out quickly, it’s possible I’ll do a reorder, but not guaranteed. You won’t see them again until later in the year.

As for Block of Time, I knew I wanted a new date stamp for 2020. I had ideas, but every time I tried to make them happen, it just wasn’t ringin’ my bell. Then one day I’m brushing my teeth and I had a ‘vision’. Perhaps it was because of the alphabet I’d made, but I thought it would be fun to do what you see here.

This set is unique in that both a 6×8 and a 4×6 are sold together as one set. It was the only way I could make this idea come together both economically and for all the possibilities I wanted out of this date stamp set. The bonus to this all is that you automatically save since they are bundled together. Check the store HERE for the details. This set will be an exception to sales since you’re saving  a good chunk already with the combo.

 

 

After both Printers Block sets and Block of Time were made, I actually started playing with them together—date on one side, letters to the side. And then it hit me the next day that I needed to make the width of the letters/numbers fit under them, especially since they weren’t too far off width-wise. I had already prepped them for production so I had to do it all over again. Oh well. At least I thought to do it before going to production. ;)

So now you can do something like this…or place them along side each other too. Lots of fun to be had with these babies!