Earn the double Pair-a-Phrase stamp set for FREE!

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ByLisa Stenz

Happy National Stamping Month! (Yes it is a REAL holiday!) To celebrate this fun Papercrafter’s holiday, you will get this adorable DOUBLE stamp set called Pair-a-Phrase for FREE, when you spend $75! You’ll love this double set—two D-size sets come in one envelope—which includes lots of clever phrases and coordinating images you’ll use in your handmade cards all year. And with a retail value of $35.90, this set drastically increases the value of your qualifying purchase!



Want to get some great artwork ideas using this stamp set? Be sure to visit the Close to my Heart Facebook page everyday this month. Each day they will be posting new artwork highlighting this adorable stamp set. Be sure to earn your set today!

Click here to start shopping now or contact me to place your order!

Happy Shopping!



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