Ahhhh, February. So nice to see you! You’re always full of love (hello, anniversary+valentines), but yet you can still strike some winter storms. Be kind to us this year. ;)

And now for this month’s release, which is a little different than our usual release in that we have two new sets–Love Language and Frames+Phrases, along with three coming-out-of-retirement-for-a-limited-time sets–Annie, Kramer and Kramer Outline.

 

 

The re-release of those three glorious stamps has something to do with using them with a new printable travel journal kit coming out in the next few days. You can read about it HERE. I tested it on a trip to Charleston first and will be putting it all together in my shop shortly. These three stamps work perfectly with this! These were some of my very first alphabets and remain some of my very favorite to this day. Simple. Classic. Small. Perfection. And I loved using Kramer on this page!

 

These are by far the most versatile alphabets ever. They can be used just about anywhere and contain multiple letters so you can lay an entire title down at once…or most of it…like on this page. I only needed one extra R. In the immortal words of my grandson…and recently my 10-month granddaughter…booyah baby! Yes, some of Millie’s very first words include booyah baby.

And while this next spread doesn’t show the new travel Setups that are coming, it is from my Charleston book (A6 size) where I took the Annie alphabet along.

 

 

Now let’s take a look at the brand new stamps for this month, Love Language and Frames+Phrases, and how good they work together!

Frames+Phrases is so much fun to use! It’s sort of  a cross between Highlights and Fill In The Blank only I loved the idea of making some photo frames to use. Using it was just as I expected…delightful! And again, Annie…works beautifully here. So many letters in one little space. sigh.

 

 

I must admit, I was having a bit of fun with this release. ;) Love Language is just a ‘written’ way of expressing your love language. Need I say more?

 

 

What is your love language? Mine is touch for sure. I love holding hands, a hug, or a snuggle from my grandkids. sigh.