Take a deep breath. Can you feel it? That little inkling of spring? I’m seeing the buds on my lilac bush getting a wee bit of life and the peonies are peeking up through the dirt and it’s just all so exciting! We’ve had some warmer temps and it’s just teasing us for the spring to come. I can’t wait to see green again and be outside with the sun on my face. I know not all of us have winters, but for those of us just emerging? Oh boy, so happy for this!

You know what else I’m happy for?

New stamps!

And do we have some lovely ones today. sigh.

Introducing The Simple Life, Time To Fly, Book Lover and Never Ending Calendar LG…one that’s a little bigger than the first one.

 

 

Let’s take a look at The Simple Life. With the arrival of spring comes dreams of simpler times. Hand-drawn flowers and sweet titles combine to make a perfect little stamp set.

 

 

Next up, Time To Fly. So here’s an interesting story. While in the initial stages of creating this unnamed stamp set, the song ‘Time For Me To Fly” by REO Speedwagon came up on playlist. It couldn’t have been more perfect. I shortened the phrase to use as a stamp and the name of the set. Funny how these things work out, eh? This is going to be such a fun stamp set! And it can be used for much beyond flying. The alphabet alone!

Please note: Somehow an extra little period found its way to the end of the ‘Time Flies’ phrase stamp. You can easily work around this by just wiping the ink off the periods. It works with or without it. :) I may try using an X-acto knife to cut off the one period. Who knows. haha 

 

 

Now we have Book Lover. Who doesn’t love a good book? And who doesn’t love a not-so good book? ;) Document all about the books you read with this lovely little set. And rather than include your typical book icon here, I went with ‘pressed flowers’ to mix things up instead. :)

 

 

And for the final set, we have a larger version of Never-Ending Calendar called Never Ending Calendar LG. This image shows you the difference between the two sizes as well as how they’d look on a 4×6 card.

 

As always, save on both the physical and the digital stamp sets during the first two days of their release. :)