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New Releases Now Available

We're excited to showcase a sampling of our July 2016 new releases.  The complete list can be seen at: https://www.deepredstamps.com/new-releases
Shown above, "December Tree" - a collage showing the favourites of the Christmas season, beautifully scented trees with a musical background.
 Merry Christmas Woodcut is a specially designed text stamp.  Try embossing it in white onto black or dark green paper - such a fabulous effect!
A classic bingo card - one of my personal favourites this release.  I know because I couldn't wait to stamp with this one.  So many grungy projects to come.
A holiday addition to the Color Me series of stamps - "Color Me Poinsettia".  This flower can be colored in using reds, pinks, or a violet palette.
How cute is this, 2" x 2" Gingerbread Man & Cocoa? This stamp features a photographic conversion into line art.
Adding snow with a white gel pen onto the large trees was so easy.  Stamped in blue ink onto a blue paper, the "Mountain Cabin" rubber stamp makes a great center piece to a card or tag.
We couldn't leave out the snowmen, and this release we have several.  "Snowman Garland" is a fun scene.  The snowman is getting help making a cranberry garland from a bunny and bear.  It's a good thing he's wearing a thimble to protect his head in case teddy gets careless with the sewing needle.
I love the tree line in this stamp called, "Winter Night".  The snowman in this scene is getting a visitor from a beautiful woodland friend.  The moon and sky will be fun to color in a blue theme.

See the rest of the new releases:
https://www.deepredstamps.com/new-releases
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