The 2010 JustRite Catalog & Idea Books are now available for pre-order and will begin shipping June 12. <= Just click on the highlighted link to preorder it! The catalog is 84 pages and it includes all our current stamp sets as well as the next four months worth of releases!
It will quickly become your JustRite Reference & Inspiration Book: You can check off the stamps sets you have and the catalog becomes an easy reference guide to what you own in your personal JustRite collection. And you can also make your JustRite wish list from this handy reference guide! Inside, you will find over 127 project ideas from JustRite's talented design team, including complete supply lists for over 75 projects! The 2010 Catalog & Idea Book retails for $6.95:
JustRite will be introducing NINE new Christmas/Holiday stamp sets and over 37 new products! And what's that on the lower left side of the cover? JustRite will begin introducing CLEAR STAMP BLOCKS on June 1st! These blocks are the same great design as our wood blocks but make positioning your images a breeze! We will have more information about the clear stampers the week of June 1st.
All the JustRite designers are really excited today to share a never-seen-before project with you that they have in the catalog, and here's what I chose to share ... an 8-inch scrapbook page of my youngest daughter when she was 8 months old (back in 2003)!
I used JustRite's Times New Roman 95-point font for the M in "Months" word banner at the top and 50-point font to spell out the rest of "Months" and her name on the bottom tab (upper and lowercase). I think you all know much in love I am with JustRite's font ... I LOVE that I can customize projects with whatever wording I want and having two children with so many A's in their names would otherwise deplete a sticker or chipboard supply in a hurry!
When I first saw the Stitched With Love set, I knew I wanted to do a baby scrapbook page with it! And who could resist using stitching and buttons with this great set! Here's a closeup of how I colored it with my Copic markers, highlighted with some sparkly Copic Spica glitter pen:
I colored the pink buttons and added a real stitch in the centers of them, then used a real blue button for the "O" in "Button"! To frame it, I used Spellbinders Eyelet Pendant die -- I thought it would be the perfect girly touch! To highlight the embossed areas of the die cut, I left the paper in the die and sponged it with the same blue ink I stamped the rick-rack border with.
I hope you'll visit each of the other JustRite designers listed below on the hop, to see some fabulous inspiration AND I have another project over at the JustRite blog, so I hope you'll stop by there, too!
