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HAPPY 4TH OF JULY!! HOPE YOU ARE ENJOYING SUMMER~!!! 

Enjoying Family time is what Summer is all about!!  I hope that you are having fun vacations and cookouts this July!!  Remember no workshops this month, but I will be posting August workshops on my blog and FB page later in July.  New Catalog comes out and will have some fun new papers and embellishments to share!!  Take lots of pics and enjoy your summer!! 


July Stamp of the Month: Circus Alphabet
Make your projects the main attraction with this entertaining alphabet.
July 2014 Stamp of the Month: Circus Alphabet (S1407); 2014 Spring Summer Idea Book, p. 16
Your artwork can really put on a show with the July Stamp of the Month, Circus Alphabet, available during this month only. When you place an order of $50 or more, you can get this amusing set for just $5—and we’re not clowning around! The artistic possibilities of this set reach far beyond simple lettering; its fancy acrobatics also work for stunning backgrounds and eye-catching embellishments. Such a fun stamp set is yours if you act soon on this jumbo deal!

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Meet the Memory Protectors™!
An assortment of options for your assortment of memories.
Memory Protectors
If you’ve enjoyed the versatility of Memory Protectors™ in the past, you’re in for a delightful treat! Close To My Heart now offers 7 new designs in addition to its already-established line of Memory Protectors™, ensuring the perfect protection for your photos and papers. Asserting an array of vertical and horizontal pockets in a range of sizes, these protectors are a clear fit for your crafting needs. Whether your project calls for a whole-page pocket or a variety of small ones, we’ve got you covered. Arrange your 3" × 4" and 4" × 6" photos and papers in a mix of horizontal and vertical orientations. And, for a little extra taste of transparent, add Memory Protectors™ Flip Flaps™ in a number of sizes and see for yourself how multifaceted clear can be.

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Twine with Shine
Baker’s twine adds an unexpected twist to your papercrafts—especially when it glimmers.
Baker's Twine: 2014 Spring Summer Idea Book, p. 125
Looking for an embellishment that can add a little sparkle to your projects without taking over the show? You’ll find it in the baker’s twine neutral metallic assortment! This twine comes in Black, Cashmere, Chocolate, and Slate. Each color is intertwined with gold or silver thread, making for an enchanting final product. The metallic additions create a pleasant contrast with the neutral colors of the twine. Wrap some of this handy twine around your next layout, page, 3-D item, or card for a lustrous look you’ll love!

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