Clearly New Stamps Are Here!

March 3, 2013

Photopolymer Stamps are here!

What is photopolymer you ask? Watch this video and find out!

We’ve searched long and hard for just the right material to be able to introduce completely clear stamping. And we’ve found it. We’re excited to announce that we now have wood-mount, clear-mount AND photopolymer stamps! The new photopolymer will be an addition to our stamp line and will appeal to all types of stampers. Our top-quality photopolymer has just enough give to create a perfectly stamped image every time and with the introduction of our firm-foam pads, let’s just say they’re meant for each other! Photopolymer stamps will also be unique, fun designs that will inspire you and provide more versatile options you may not see in our traditional wood- and clear-mount stamp options.

What makes them so great?

They’re entirely transparent for perfect placement every time!
They are durable. The photopolymer material is designed to last.
Can you say sticky? (Don’t worry; in a good way.) These stamps stick amazingly well to our clear blocks.
They’re age tested. They won’t yellow or cloud up over time.
They use FDA, food-safe material. How far can you stretch your stamping creativity?
We could go on, but we’ll let you try them for yourself.

They are clearly a great choice.

Designer Typeset Photopolymer Stamp Set #132956 $ 13.95

For more information on the PhotoPolymer Stamps, click here for a flyer.

Ready to jump in and order your set today? Click here to go to my on-line store and get your Designer Typeset photopolymer stamp set today! Don’t forget, until March 22nd, with every $50 purchase of Stampin’ Up! products, you can get a FREE item from our Sale-A-Bration promotion.

So now that you know what photopolymer stamps are, don’t keep the news to yourself – go share this post with every crafter/stamper/scrapper you know. Click on a social sharing button below.

Thank You, Eleanor

February 24, 2013

When the annual catalog for 2012 was released last June, one of the first stamp sets to make it to the top of my ‘must-have’ list was Everything Eleanor. The swirl/flourish image, the vintage background image, the pretty flowers & bird, the bordered circle image (just right for journaling in a scrapbook), all called my name. But for some reason, it is one of my most under-used stamp sets too! I set out to change that this weekend. With a boatload of thank-you cards that I need to make and send out, this was the first set I turned to, even though it doesn’t have a thank-you sentiment in the set. For that, I enlisted the help of a new friend, Pretty Petites which I got for FREE from the current Sale-A-Bration catalog along with the coordinating Petite Curly Label Punch which I also got for FREE during Sale-A-Bration. And they coordinate with the Curly Label Punch for layered goodness. A simple piece of ribbon and a pearl for finishing touches and I’m all done. My color combination was a monochromatic look starting with Very Vanilla cardstock, Sahara Sand ink for the background swirl, Soft Suede ink to stamp the worn background image and Early Espresso cardstock and ink for the Thank You sentiment.

The items I used are featured below or you can click on the hyperlink above and go straight to my online store and order these products for yourself. Everything Eleanor Clear-Mount Stamp Set

Everything Eleanor -clear# 124164, wood #124162

Pretty Petites Clear-Mount Stamp Set

Pretty Petites wood# 129639, clear # 129642

Petite Curly Label Punch Curly Label Punch - by Stampin' Up!

Petite Curly Label Punch #129405 Curly Label Punch # 119851

So, head on over to my on-line ordering store and pick out your favorite stamp set, and don’t forget to get one, two or even three FREE Sale-A-Bration items. The biggest sale of the year, it runs thru March 22.

Want even more? Join Stampin’ Up! during Sale-A-Bration and enjoy all the perks of being part of the Stampin’ Up! family and the wonderful sense of belonging that comes with our Pals Community. Purchase the Stampin’ Up! Starter Kit for $99 and get $156.50 of your choice of any available Stampin’ Up! products. That’s 25% more Starter Kit products for FREE during Sale-A-Bration. The kit ships FREE for another 10% savings. Learn more!

Please leave me a comment and tell me what you stamp set you just had to have, but then didn’t use too much. Then, challenge yourself to dig out that set and make something with it. For a double bonus, send me a pic of what you’ve created and I’ll share it with my readers on my blog!

If you like this card, please be nice and share it with your friends or Facebook or repin onto your Pinterest board!

Thanks for stopping by My Stampin’ Space. Come back and stamp with me again. – Nancy

Hello, Pals Paper Art #153

February 21, 2013 7 Comments

PPA153 Sketch Challenge

Get ready! It’s time for another fun Pals Paper Arts challenge! This week, our Resident Artist, Margaret Moody, has a new sketch for us.

I’m Loving the Print Poetry Designer Series paper stack from the new Spring catalog.

I’m also loving the new Petite Curly Label punch and matching Pretty Petites stamp set that coordinates with it – both of which I for for FREE from our Sale-A-Bration promotion going on now. Gotta love that! The other thing I love, Summer Starfruit! Each time I use that color, I like it more & more. And that 3/8″ stitched satin ribbon is such a nice ribbon; it’s soft and drapes nicely but yet holds its shape and ties so well. I have this ribbon in each of the 5 In-Colors it’s offered in.

I love the new In-Colors for 2012-2014 and love the way our colors coordinate throughout the product line; from cardstock to DSP, to ink, to ribbon & accessories.

What’s your favorite In-Color? Leave me a comment and let me know.

Thanks for stopping by My Stampin Space today. Come back again, until then, Happy Stampin’!

Nancy Gleason

Mojo Monday, Baby!

February 18, 2013

Well today is Monday so it’s time to get your Mojo on with the stampers over at Mojo Monday. Here is the sketch that was provided and below that you’ll see my take on it.

I needed to make a baby card and this layout provided just the right basis for that. I used the image from Embellished Events and the sentiment from Itty Bitty Banners. The coordinating Bitty Banners Framelits and a quick pass thru the Big Shot machine made easy work of cutting out the banner in the same shape as the stamped image. The Big Shot and my Circles #2 die made easy work of cutting out all the circles, too and as well as adding the Polka Dots embossing to the solid color circle. My color combination of Summer Starfruit, Primrose Petals and Raspberry Ripple came from the luscious Print Poetry Designer Series paper stack available in the Spring Catalog.

Thanks for stopping by and checking out my entry for today’s challenge. Now, its’ time for YOU to get your mojo on. Use this sketch for your project. Leave me a comment and let me know what you think of this project – if you really like it, feel free to pin it to your Pinterest board or share it with a friend thru Facebook. Happy Stampin’!

See you soon! – Nancy

Happy Valentine’s Day!

February 14, 2013 5 Comments

Love is in the air….

Frilly, roses, lace, chocolate – these are the things I think of when I think of Valentine’s Day. So, while I usually don’t do frilly & lacey or vintage, I really wanted to do that for my Valentine’s Day Card. So here it is:

Well, what do you think? Please leave me a comment and let me know. My initial inspiration was two-fold: I fell in love with the Artisan Embellishment Kit (Spring Catalog pg. 10) as soon as I saw it. I don’t know why because I normally don’t do all that frilly. Maybe it was because for only $10 I was able to get a whole bunch of embellishments that I normally wouldn’t buy if I had to purchase each item individually. I can branch out into the vintage world without a big cash outlay.

My second inspiration was the Cherry Cobbler Seam Binding. I knew just the bow I wanted to make for my card. The Seam Binding ribbon falls so nicely and makes the perfect ‘romantic’ bow. My Valentine’s Day card wouldn’t be complete without this bow! The bow is my favorite part, especially with the seam binding ribbon rose in the center.

Putting it all together, I had predetermined my color combo would be Cherry Cobbler, Crumb Cake & a touch of Chocolate Chip for an accent color. But when I pulled all my colors out, the Crumb Cake seemed too overpowering for this card. So I dialed it down a notch by using Sahara Sand in its place. I love Sahara Sand, so neutral but not plain Jane. Beautiful & Soft. Yup, that was the right color. And Chocolate Chip gave way to Early Espresso as it just seemed to fit better. As always, I start with a plan but let my creativity take over and just go in the direction things are calling me.

The hearts were stamped and die cut using the Hearts A Flutter stamp set and coordinating Framelits Die. I love when I can get a stamp set and the coordinating framelits dies, and it’s even better when you can buy them as a bundle and save a bundle! They were accented with Smooch Spritz in Vanilla Shimmer because every Valentine needs a smooch! The heart on the right was outlined with our Pearl Basic Jewels.

The large lacey ribbon is part of the Artisan Embellishment kit. The fabric roses are the 5/8″ Flower Trim available in the Spring Catalog. A string of roses; you can cut them apart to use individually or use a length as I did here. They can be colored with our ink for endless possibilities! Love them!

The sentiment is provided by Itty Bitty Banners stamp set and the coordinating Bitty Banners Framelits Dies.

I hope my hubby loves this card as much as I enjoyed making it. Paired with a Dove Milk Chocolate bar (that’s his fav!) and I think I’ll get my message across!

And who knows, you just may see some more vintage, lacy & feminine from me in the future!

Thanks for stopping into My Stampin Space and sharing Valentine’s Day with me. Come back & hang out with me again.

Nancy

February Pals Blog Hop

February 12, 2013 8 Comments

Thank you for joining us for the February Pals Blog Hop! Today the Stampin’ Pretty Pals are excited to introduce you to the Stampin’ Up! products we LOVE. We hope you find new ideas for using the products you already have – or find new items to add to your wishlist.

You should have just left stop number 9 on the Pals Hop –

Shannon Hokanson at Paper Works

If so, you are in the right spot. If you get off track, the full blog lineup below will help you move along from blog to blog so you see all of the amazing creations.

I am so grateful to be a part of this wonderful blog hop this month, with everything life threw at me lately, I wasn’t sure this was going to happen.

Well the blog hop theme this month is our favorite Stampin’ Up! product. Well, my favorite thing about Stampin’ Up! is not a thing but a who; it is the awesome group of Pals! The past few weeks have been especially trying for me and the Pals, a group of stampers from all over the country, have been such a source of support for me! It is so awesome that this group of people whom I’ve never met face-to-face stood alongside of me, encouraging me and praying for me, and helping me. If you are looking to be part of group of awesome, talented and caring stampers, then let me introduce you to the Pals. If that sense of belonging, and sharing of talents is what you crave, then I invite you to join us! Email me or leave me a comment and I’ll show you how you can be a part of this awesome group, too!

But since I can’t showcase the Pals, I did make a card to showcase the things I love about Stampin’ Up! – the coordination of products. Stamps match the framelits, dies and punches, so you can pop out a perfectly cut image with just one quick motion. Inks, cardstock, and designer series paper all match perfectly with our embellishments; ribbons, buttons, brads. Innovative products, on-trend colors and styles, the highest quality. It all comes together into the perfect product coordination. And that is what I love about Stampin’ Up! Not just one thing, but how all things come together so effortlessly, so perfectly and so creatively.

This card starts with a background embossed with our new Honeycomb embossing folder (hexagons are so trendy right now, see what I mean!), and has flags stamped from the Hearts a Flutter stamp set, then popped out with the Hearts a Flutter framelits die for a perfect fit (see the coordination?), another die from the Apothecary Accents Framelits die set provides a beautiful shape for the focal point. (Couldn’t do that with scissors!). The Happy Birthday sentiment comes from the “You’re Amazing” stamp set and is colored with Stampin’ Write markers in just the right colors to match the ink pads used to stamp the flag images and matches the DSP from the Summer Smooches collection. And my favorite item from the new Spring Catalog….(drum roll, please)… is the Pinwheels Framelits die. This cutie-patootie pinwheel is a snap to cut out and assemble. And at less than 5 bucks, its’a bargin too! A brad from the Brights Collection is the matching shade of Daffodil Delight and finishes off the whole project.
Yup, perfect product coordination. That’s what I love the most about Stampin’ Up!

Now to see what the other Pals love, hop on over to Diane Roberts at Score At Four and a Quarter stop number 11 on the Pals Blog Hop! Thanks for visiting – and I hope to see you next month!

The full line-up is below:

A Tribute

February 10, 2013 2 Comments

My post tonight is a tribute to my father-in-law, Stanley Gleason, and also to my family. I have been blessed to marry the best man in the whole wide world! Sorry, all you girls out there who are looking for Mr. Right – he’s taken! When I married him, I also married into his family; he had 3 daughters, his parents, and grandparents (on his mother’s side). His parents welcomed me into their family as if I were their own. I have been blessed to have the worlds best in-laws, too!

Last week, my father-in-law passed away after suffering from a multitude of health problems over the past few years. We were told on 5 different occasions that he probably wouldn’t live through whatever health issue he was facing at the time. But, he always pulled through. In November he entered the hospital with an infection so bad it was spread thru his whole body. Again, we were told he most likely would not make it thru, but amazingly he did. No one planned on hosting Thanksgiving Dinner because we thought he wouldn’t be with us and we were taking life one day at time. Well he got out of ICU and I cooked a turkey and we celebrated Thanksgiving grateful he pulled through. But it seemed to take such a toll on him, and he told us what we all seemed to know; that he was dying. He wanted to die at home so on Dec. 1st, we brought him home, with hospice, to die.

Everyone, especially Dad, thought it might only be a few days at best, and again, no one made any plans or preparations for Christmas. Just taking life one day at a time. Christmas came and New Years came and Dad was still with us.

A hospital bed in the living room, hospice nurses each morning, taking turns sitting with him, became the norm. Wonderful friends, neighbors, and people from our churches bringing meals kept us nourished without having to think about planning meals and cooking. Dad was unable to do much, or eat much and became increasing agitated if left alone, even for a few minutes. So we took turns, staying over, just so Mom could shower, sleep, and take care of basic household chores. Nightime was hard because Dad wouldn’t sleep at all so whoever was there didn’t sleep either. Mom found it difficult to go into the bedroom and leave Dad so most nights she didn’t sleep either. Needless to say, we all were exhausted & sleep deprived.

But the last weekend of January, Dad was getting especially weak, Mom was so exhausted we thought she was going to collapse so we decided to move Dad to the inpatient hospice unit for 5 days of respite for Mom. That morning Dad stopped being able to swallow and it was the beginning of the end. God, in His providence, placed Dad where he needed to be, and removed a burden that was too great from Mom. On Jan. 30th, Dad celebrated his 83rd birthday, although he was unable to do anymore than just open his eyes and squeeze your hand. Early the next morning, Dad left this world to go home.

I made the following video as a tribute to him; it was shown at his memorial service. Stanley W. Gleason – A Celebration of Life

It is not good-bye, but until we see you again!

Wishing You Happiness…

January 28, 2013

I was inspired to make this quick little Valentine’s project after teaching a class on Digitial Scrapbooking last week.

What I love about digital designing is that you can try out different color combos, embellishments, stamps, and not waste any paper! Every stamped image always looks good, no more uneven stamped images, or mis-cut paper. The undo key is a digi-scrappers best friend! I love being able to color each part of an image in a different color. I used the re-color option to color each part of the stamp in different color on the card above. If you would like to try out digi-scrapping without any commitment, click here or on the free 30-day trial of MDS2 on the right and get started.

And we know that you probably have lots of digital photos just waiting to be inserted into a digital scrapbook! So go ahead, you’ll have fun!

Digital Downloads for MDS2 digital scrapbooking software

January 23, 2013

Well, it’s Wednesday so it’s time for “What’s New Wednesday!”– each week on Wednesday, I’ll be sharing something new; whether it’s a new product, a new promotion, or a new technique. I’m in a digital mood this week due to the digital scrapbooking class that I’m teaching so today I thought I’d share the newest digital downloads available for MDS2.

Each week, Stampin’ Up! introduces new downloads for the MDS2 program. You can find them all right here. Remember with Sale-A-Bration in full swing, for every $50 you spend on products (including downloads), you get a free Sale-A-Bration item. You can choose to get a free disc with all the Sale-A-Bration content on it. How cool it that?

Check out the PDF for more details on the newest downloads for MDS2.

Family History Photobook Template

Label This Laundry Designer Template

So Sorry Stamp Brush Set

Designer Threads

Simply Serif Alphabet Stamp Brush Set

To order these, or any other products from Stampin’ Up!, click here to go to my online store and order from the comfort of your home. Please leave me a comment and tell me which item is your favorite. Thanks for stopping into My Stampin’ Space. Come back soon! – Nancy

It’s here!!!

January 22, 2013

2013 SAB flyer_US Sale-A-Bration is ready to roll! The sale you’ve been waiting for! Are you ready to get something FREE with every $50 in products you purchase? If you are, then you are ready to Sale-A-Brate. Click on the catalog cover shown on the right to view the Sale-A-Bration flyer or click here to go directly to my store.

Would you rather have a printed Sale-A-Bration flyer in your hand? Email me to request a catalog if you don’t already have a relationship with a demonstrator and will be ordering from me.

Thanks for stopping into My Stampin’ Space. I’m always glad to have the company; please leave me a comment and let me know what item (or items) you just have to have in the Sale-A-Bration catalog!

Come back again soon!

Last Call!

January 21, 2013

Today is the last day to take advantage of the 2 Valentine Day Promotions we have going on.

I got my Sealed with Love Simply Sent Card Kit for FREE when I purchased My Little Valentine Set for $9.95.

This set of 4 rubber stamps is adorable and I can see using some of the stamps, or parts of the stamps, for non-Valentine’s as well. Very Versatile. But the adorable card kit, contains pre-printed note cards, double sided printed paper pre-cut & scored for envelopes and cute little paper buttons & twine to fasten the envelopes.

See all the details of this promotion, and our second Valentine’s Day promotion by clicking on the Promotions tab on top or just click here.

Are you ready?

January 20, 2013

The biggest sale event of the year is almost here! Are you ready?

Sale-A-Bration starts onTues., Jan. 22 and runs thru March 22. 2 months of stamping goodness! Makes my creative juices flow! If you have experienced Sale-A-Bration before, you know what I mean. If you haven’t, well then let me explain!

Stampin’ Up! prints a catalog filled mainly with products exclusively available during Sale-A-Bration and every item is FREE with a $50 purchase. There are stamps, punches, paper, ribbons/buttons, embossing folders. Order $100 of products, get 2 FREE items. Order $150 of products, get 3 FREE items AND $25 in hostess dollars to spend any way you want!

So there you have it. Now you know why I’m so excited about Sale-A-Bration. If you are a regular customer of mine, then you’ll be getting your Sale-A-Bration catalog in the mail from me. Or you can view it on-line -it will be posted on my blog on Tuesday. Sorry, we are NOT ALLOWED to post the catalog any sooner.

But that’s not all. This year is Stampin’ Up!’s 25th anniversary and they have a whole bunch in store for us to celebrate 25 years of stamping. Here’s a quick rundown of what’s new:

Single Stamps

Ten Never-Before-Seen Images!

You wanted more? You got more! We’ve had a great response to our experiment with single stamps. So we are making ten more never-before-seen images available as single stamps available through March 31, 2013. See all the singles stamps here. Why buy a whole set when you can get just the one you want?

Best of 25 Years Stamps

As part of our 25-year anniversary celebration, we’re bringing back some of our favorite stamp images from the last quarter century and combining them into 12 sets, which will release-one set per month-during 2013. Even better, along with some great classic images, each “Best of” set will also include a never-before-seen image!

Some things to remember:

All Best of stamp sets will include 3-5 images, including a never-before seen image, and will be priced at $14.95.
While we are releasing just one Best of stamp set per month (with a new theme each month), all of the Best of sets will be available until March 31, 2014.
A new flyer will be released every month for each new Best of set.
All Best of stamp sets are available in Clear-Mount only.

While we are releasing just one Best of stamp set per month, all of the Best of sets will be available until March 31, 2014.

As a special incentive to collect the Best of stamps, starting in February we’re including a collector’s card and 25-year proof of purchase sticker with every Best of set. Collect six stickers, and send it in to redeem a FREE set of your choice valued up to $14.95! Free sets must be redeemed no later than April 30, 2014.

January 2013 – Best of…Birthdays

Best Of Birthdays Clear-Mount Stamp Set #132929 – $14.95

To order the this set, or see more info on the Best of…Promotion, click here.

And lastly, the new product that I am most excited about:

It’s a Magical Paper Escape Every Month!

Sweep away the mundane-your creativity carriage awaits!

I’m Paper Pumpkin . . .

I come to your door each month (a fully decked-out creativity carriage). I’ll help you to escape your life with some paper fun. I come in a sweet box, but you’ll really love what you find on the inside:

All the stamps, ink, paper, and accessories to create pinable projects. Create stuff like cards, journals, décor, and more!

Paper Pumpkin by Stampin’ Up! is a new monthly kit program that anyone and everyone can enjoy!

Get Started

It’s so easy to get started. Simply sign up for the program by visiting www.mypaperpumpkin.com and click Get it. Every month a new, surprise project kit arrives at your doorstep. Just think of the anticipation of creating a fun project to pin, showoff, and share with your friends and family-every month!

NOTE: If you are my customer (or would like to be), please be sure to choose me as your demonstrator (Nancy Gleason, zip code: 18507), near the end of the Paper Pumpkin ordering process. Once you have completed your subscription order (or sooner if you have any problems), please email me to let me know you subscribed and I’ll be here to take good care of you.

Of course, you’ll want to know more. So here’s the nitty gritty:

Each month we send you a unique, surprise kit with a project-cards, journals, décor, and more! (We’ve even color-coordinated, measured, and cut everything for you!)
Each kit includes stamps, ink, paper, and accessories-everything but adhesive.
Each kit gives you a 30-minute creativity escape.
We will ship your Paper Pumpkin on or around the 15th of the month.
You need to sign up for a kit by the 10th of the month to get that month’s kit. If you sign up on the 11th of the month, your first kit will come the next month. (Let’s say you sign up on May 10th, we’ll send your kit around May 15th. If you sign up on May 11th, we’ll send your first kit around June 15th.)
A Paper Pumpkin membership is $19.95 per month (and shipping is included!)
There’s no commitment, you can cancel your monthly Paper Pumpkin at anytime. You can also skip a month if you want.
Starting in early March, we’ll offer a Try-It kit if you’d like to try Paper Pumpkin for one month.

Here’s How You Order

Sign up for your monthly Paper Pumpkin by visiting www.mypaperpumpkin.com and click Get it. When asked to choose a demonstrator, please include my name and zip code: Nancy Gleason 18507. Thanks!

A FREE GIFT IN YOUR VERY FIRST KIT

The Welcome Kit is the very first Paper Pumpkin Kit you will receive in your first month of membership. The Welcome Kit includes a free gift-a clear acrylic “D” block! (an $8.50 value).

Mojo Monday 275

January 9, 2013

The design team over at Mojo Monday gave us yet another great sketch to work with this week. Check out the sketch to the left, I can see so many possibilities. I needed to whip up a quick birthday card for a friend who will be celebrating her birthday later this week and used this sketch as the basis for that card.

I also had some scraps of paper from the Summer Smooches DSP #125409 laying out on my workspace and this sketch is also a great way to use up those strips of paper we all seem to accumulate. So, without any further ado, here’s my card! MojoMonday 275

I love the Blue & Yellow color combination, especially Daffodil Delight and Island Indigo. So crisp and cheerful! The Mixed Blossom stamp set and the coordinating Blossom punch make stamping & cutting out the flower a snap. The flower center is accented with a Glimmer Brad from our Brights Collection.

The sentiment is stamped with our Itty Bitty Banners stamp set and a quick trip through the Big Shot with the coordinating Bitty Banners Framelits , and presto! A perfectly coordinated banner.

Thanks for stopping by My Stampin’ Space. Leave me a comment and tell me what you think of my entry. Then, go make a project yourself using this sketch and show me what you’ve done.

Happy Stampin!

Nancy

PPA150

January 4, 2013 3 Comments

PPA150 Color Challenge

The first color challenge of the new year was just what I needed to get me back in the saddle again! I realized that I haven’t stamped, or posted anything on my blog for over 6 weeks until just the other day. I NEEDED to get back to stamping to get my sanity back. Stamping is therapy! I love the color combination that our pals came up with.

So here is my entry: I hope you like it.

PPA150

I used Melon Mambo embossing powder to emboss the flower image and sentiment.

I thought the flower needed a little bling so I added a center from Silver Glimmer paper topped with a jumbo pearl which I colored black.

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Happy Stampin’

Nancy

Love is in the Air!

January 4, 2013

If you have had a chance to browse the new 2013 Spring Catalog from Stampin’ Up! then you’ve probably started thinking about Valentines’ Day. I’m pleased to present you with TWO NEW STAMPIN’ UP! VALENTINE PROMOTIONS!

From January 3 through January 21, Stampin’ Up! is offering two valentine deals!

DEAL #1: MY LITTLE VALENTINE STAMP SET EXCLUSIVE. Get the Sealed with Love Simply Sent Kit FREE ($7.95 value, pictured below and/or on page 35 of the 2012 Holiday catalog) when you purchase the brand-new My Little Valentine Set ($9.95). This four-piece set was created exclusively for this promotion and will not be available again after January 21! No limit! Sealed with Love Simply Sent
The My Little Valentine Stamp Set is only available in clear-mount. Stamp images shown below:

My Little Valentine Clear-Mount Stamp Set

BUY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:

Item	Description	Price
132242	My Little Valentine Stamp Set (English; clear-mount)	$9.95
132245	Enamorados (Spanish; clear-mount)	$9.95
132248	Mon petit amour (French; clear-mount)	$9.95

AND GET THIS FREE:

Page	Publication	Item	Description	Retail Value
35	holiday catalog	126923	Sealed with Love Simply Sent	$7.95

DEAL #2 VALENTINE TREAT BUNDLE. This special bundle offer contains the brand-new Happy Valentine Heart Single Stamp (coordinates with the Stampin’ Up! Full Heart Punch, #119883 which is NOT included in the bundle) and a package of 1″ x 8″ cellophane bags. No limit on the number of bundles you can order! The Happy Valentine Heart Single Stamp and bundle deal are ONLY available through Jan. 21. To get the bundle pricing, use item #132771.

Valentine Treat Bundle

Bundle Item	Description	Retail Value	Special Bundle Price
132771	Valentine Treat Bundle Includes the Happy Valentine Heart Single Stamp (clear-mount) and 1″ x 8″ cellophane bags	$7.45	$5.95