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Well, we’ve come to the final sneak peek of our very first product release! Today is all about CUTE! I’m really excited about today’s peek — it’s pretty special to me, because of who I collaborated with.

Today’s set is the first in a collection called Katie’s Cuties. Katie is my 11 (almost 12) year old daughter who loves art, loves to draw and color, and loves all things CUTE! The images in the Katie’s Cuties line are based on her drawings. The first Katie’s Cuties set features an adorable panda that’s just as sweet as can be. He can hang out on the tree branch from the set, or I also designed a fun bamboo die that will go perfectly with the panda, but will be great for other more elegant projects, too!

That brings us to the end of the Sneak Peeks! On Monday we’ll start the full reveal of these new products, along with lots of projects, prizes, and some special guests that you are going to love! I am so excited and I hope you’ll join us!

Sneak peek #6 is once again focused on sentiments. Do you ever find yourself searching through your stamps to find the perfect sentiment in the perfect layout for your project? Me too! Kind of like Goldilocks…this one’s too big, this one’s too small, this one’s just right. 🙂 The Sentiment Suite series is here to help!

Each Sentiment Suite set will focus on one theme, the first being “thinking of you”, and is filled with variations of that sentiment in all different layouts and fonts – long and narrow, stacked, small sentiments for tags, and even a couple of sentiment for the insides of your cards! The matching Sentiment Suite: Basics dies make these even more versatile with lots of mix and match options.

Before I go, I wanted to address a little house-keeping issue we’ve gotten quite a few emails about. Several of you have mentioned signing up to receive blog updates via email, but are not receiving them. NOTE: the sign up form that is at the top of the blog page is for the Newsletter. If you want to get the blog posts via email, that’s a separate sign-up form that can be found over in the sidebar when viewing any blog post. —–>

Also make sure to follow up after filling out the form – you’ll need to click the “confirm subscription” button in the email that you’ll receive after filling out the form in order to activate the service.

I hope that helps clear up any confusion! If you are still having trouble, feel free to send an email using the email link (which is over on the sidebar or at the top of the blog). I’d be happy to check if your email address is on the Newsletter or blog subscription lists.

Thanks so much everyone! One more peek and then we’re ready to roll with the full reveals! I can’t wait! 🙂

Today’s sneak peek is all about dies! Don’t have a green thumb? No problem! Grow some beautiful paper gardens with the BotaniCuts Succulents and Terrarium dies. I can’t wait to show you the unique (and easy!) way that these Succulent dies layer to create something that looks fabulously real. I’ll be showing you different ways to color them too, ranging from simple sponging to more detailed watercoloring.

The Terrarium dies are going to be great go-to basics for focal points, shaped cards, and more – just wait till you see what we’ve created with these!

The Succulents have a very layered look…can you guess how many pieces are layered to form each flower? (Hint: it’s probably not as many as you think! 🙂 )

Today’s sneak peek is all about meaningful sentiments. So many of you have loved the scripture sets I’ve designed in the past, and they are some of my favorites as well.

The Comforting Commands set features a handful of hand-lettered scripture sentiments, perfect for sending words of comfort, encouragement, and more. The Comforting Commands set also includes companion sentiments for each verse that can be stamped on the inside of your cards. This set will make creating cards a bit easier when words are hard to find.

Today’s sneak peek is all about flowers! Flowers are my absolute favorite, so I couldn’t imagine my first release not having at least one great floral! The Fleur Impressions set will let you add the look of pretty painted flowers to your projects without ever picking up a brush.

The Fleur Impressions set has a great assortment of different flowers, perfect for building bouquets and focal points, but easy enough to line up on one-layer cards, too. I think you’ll love experimenting with different color combinations on these! What color combo would you stamp them in first?

I love to paint with watercolors, and one of my favorite things to paint are trees! Today’s sneak peek is called Fir & Foliage No. 1. The design was taken directly from one of my watercolored trees and transformed into layering stamps, just for you to use on your projects! This set pairs perfectly with Sneak Peek #1 too, and is great for scene-building. You’ll love using it with so many things already in your stamp collection!

There are bits and pieces in this peek that are not stamped, but something else. Can you guess what was used?

Thanks for stopping by – I’ll see you Saturday for the next sneak peek…it’s one of my favorites from our first collection!

Good morning and welcome to the first ever sneak peek of our first ever product release here at The Greetery! Before I share a few details about this first peek, I wanted to say THANK YOU for showering me with your kind words on yesterday’s first post, and for sharing in my excitement! I’m so grateful for all of you!

So let’s get to it, shall we?! The first set I’ll be sharing a sneak peek of is called Hand in Hand. This set is so fun to color with your favorite medium, and covers a broad range of occasions — Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, weddings, anniversaries, and more. So many possibilities with this one. I think you’re going to love all of the different mix and match options! This one can cover lots of different seasons too, depending on how you choose to color the images.

I’m showing the man and lady from the set – can you guess what might also be included?

Holding hands is a promise to one another that, for just a moment, the two of you don’t have to face the world alone.

~Unknown