He & She, new collection of elements and journaling cards, are great for for documenting the special roles we play in our lives.
He & She Stamps and Tags. The stamps & tags are formatted as individual PNG files and can be easily recolored. For the stamps use the color overlay option in the styles palette and for the tags, use the paint bucket tool. The kit also includes PDF’s so you can easily print the tags for hybrid projects. The circles are sized to work with a 1.5″ circle punch. I use this Fiskars Squeeze Punch (available in white now!)
He & She Journaling Cards. Purchase both together and you’ll save an additional 20% OFF the sale price. Each set is also available as separates: He Cards and She Cards.
exclusive presslist offer
There’s also a special bundled listing exclusively for presslist subscribers – Purchase the He & She Journaling Cards (at 40% OFF) and receive the coordinating stamps & tags set FREE. The entire collection regularly retails for $11.97 so this package is a GREAT deal! But hurry, this limited time offer is only good thru Sunday, June 16, 2013. Please also note that this offer may not be combined with other store coupons or promotions.
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inspiration from the creative team
page by Sue
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These are super cute. Any chance you can make some with “aunt,” “auntie,” and “uncle?” as we are those and not mommies and daddies 😉
ox
Sure thing 🙂
I ♥ these, Liz … and thank you sooooo much for making it UK friendly by having “mummy” as well as “mommy”!!!
Thank you for suggesting it Sue!
Here’s a bee for your bonnet: I would pay a pretty penny to learn how to make tags like these in my own handwriting. You’re doing the iphoneography class. I’m interested in learning how to make digital elements with my own handwriting. Maybe you could offer a class like something on Skillshare. I’d be the first to sign up.
I love these too! But we use “Mama” and “Papa” here at home. Any chance those could be added?