Whoa, how did September get here so fast??? I know. I say this all the time. haha

September is my favorite month though, mostly because it means fall is on the horizon, the temps are going down, it was the beginning of school when I was in school…and the most important item…it’s my birthday (and my hubs’) this month. So it’s always been a good month for me.

And we have some dandy stamps for the month as well.

 

 

It’s time to get a little Halloween mojo into your hands in time for next month, so we’ve got a little Wordplay: Halloween Edition.

 

 

And there’s also a re-release of Stanley! Ohhh yeah. FYI, I don’t have any plans to bring this alphabet back after this season. It was supposed to be a one-and-done alpha last Halloween season, but you all made it last a little longer than I thought. ;) This definitely will be the time to pick it up though.

Next up I’m showcasing three new stamp sets together. It started as one idea and flourished into three…and therefore, they all work beautifully together. They are Inside And Out, Leafy Things and Time Will Tell.

Inside And Out is a play on words. They are both figurative and literal–as an introspective and in the context of where you physically are. It was fun gathering these words all into one stamp set!

When making Inside And Out, I decided I need some bigger leafy things. Hence, Leafy Things.

And as I was making all those things, time ideas were rolling through my head to work with it all. And that’s why Time Will Tell works so wonderfully with the other two.

 

 

The circle of time stamp has a unique feature to it in that you can use it as a half circle with months and numbered days–first or second half. Or, days of the week and the numbered days with the first or second half of the numbers as well.  In other words, for example numbers 1-15 are on the right side and 16-31 are on the left side with months on top and the days on the bottom. You can obviously use the circle as a whole, but I love half circles and this will get you all the necessary info into a half circle. (insert thumbs up here)

 

 

The final set available this month is Boston. Stamps seem to make their way into my shop when I have a trip planned. haha And yes, we have a trip planned for Boston soon, so I’ve got my book titled up and ready to go! If you want to see more about how I journal in an easy fashion, check out THIS POST and THIS POST on how I used Simple Setups: Go to create a super minimal and doable on-the-go journaling.

 

 

And when I say minimal, I mean minimal. This was all that I took to Charleston. There are stamps, preprinted words, papers, and even stamping blocks inside that Moterm A6 album. Check out those blog posts mentioned above to see what I took on our trip to Charleston last fall.