What A Month It Has Been!

Hi folks,

Can you believe that June is almost over?  Where in the world did the time go?  As we inch closer to July, I realize I need to start working on some projects so I can focus on "Christmas in July".  Anyway, June is also a very important time for Close To My Heart.  There are two main reasons June is important.

The first reason is that we have Stampaganza going on.  If you haven't gotten in on this HUGE sale, you do not want to miss out on this.  For every two stamp sets you purchase, you get one stamp set of equal or lesser value FREE!  Whoa!  Close To My Heart has not offered this sale for over 2 years!  Who knows when the next time this sale will be offered.  This sale is also unlimited.  What that means is that the more you purchase, the more you can save!  RUN don't walk to iandreger.ctmh.com and join my Online Gathering (located in the bottom right hand side of the screen (see picture below).

As seen above, the close date is June 28, so hurry in and order all of the stamps you have had your eyes on.  Also, if you have the Art Philosophy cart - don't forget to pick up the stamp sets that pair nicely with the Art Philosophy cartridge.  Hopefully you haven't made it this far and you have made your way over to my site to order some stamp sets.

If you have made it this far, hopefully this will entice you a little more.  If you purchase $50 worth of stamps this month, you qualify to receive the June Stamp of the Month "Life is Tweet" for $5!  WHOA!  What a deal.  That's a 72% discount on this stamp (which also pairs with the Art Philosophy cartridge.  Double WHOA!)  To check out this stamp set, see the picture below.

Again, the Stampaganza sale only goes until June 30 at 11:59 MDT.  Although my online gathering ends at 11:59 MDT on June 28, you are still able to shop without getting in on the online gathering.  If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask!  

I hope you are all doing well and stay tuned for some fun projects coming to this blog in a couple days! Exciting stuff in the works!!

Craft on,
Ian