It's been awhile guys but I have finally had a new collection in the shop. Coffee themed because it's an essential part of my day: key to starting off the day right, midday coffee breaks, solo cafe outings, etc. But this collection also gave me an excuse to try something I’ve been thinking about for a while, a new way to use digital stamps: printable stamp strips.

Why printable stamp strips?

I love digital stamps because they’re so flexible. You can resize them, recolor them, print them on different papers, and use them in so many different ways. But sometimes you just want to print something, cut it out, and use it.

No Photoshop. No fussing with cutting machine settings.

Literally, just print, cut and start using right away.

I had so much fun concepting and testing these out. They're formatted as strips of designs on the sheet. Once you've printed and cut them, you end up with a little strip of stamps, kinda like printing out your very own PET tape (which I've been totally obsessed with since I started documenting our Japan trip).  

Along with the printable stamp strips, the collection also includes a set of digital stamps and pocket cards.

PRINTABLE STAMP STRIPS

PDF files only

These are for when you want to easily use the stamps in an analog or hybrid project. Print them, cut the strips with scissors, and you're ready to go.

I printed the stamp strips on these Avery Clear Matte Sticker Sheets (affiliate link). They printed so beautifully (so crisp!) and passed my ink test. I wrote on the label using a zebra sarasa gel pen and there was no smearing whatsoever (yay!). 

Digital Stamps

PNG files only.

These are individual digital stamp files for those who prefer to work digitally. You can resize, recolor, customize, and print exactly what you need.

POCKET CARDS

JPG + PDF files

Coffee themed cards for pocket pages and mini album projects. Includes individual cards (jpg files) and a ready-to-print PDF file.

Want to see the printable stamp strips in action?

I just posted a few videos to Instagram so you can see exactly how they work, from printing and cutting to storing the finished strips.

Some stories are about the wins. Some are about the setbacks. Some are about the waiting. And many are about the quiet, everyday moments that happen somewhere in between.

That's the inspiration behind High Low, my newest collection.

The highs. The lows. The in-between.

High Low was created for documenting the wins, the setbacks, the waiting, and the everyday moments that fill the space between. A versatile collection for telling the real story, one page at a time.

I wanted this collection to feel flexible and timeless - something you could use for documenting major life events, personal challenges, everyday routines, and everything in between. The word art and elements were designed to support authentic storytelling without steering your pages in one specific direction.

Whether you're recording a season of growth, a difficult chapter, a meaningful milestone, or simply the details of daily life, High Low is here to help tell the whole story.

The entire collection is 20% off through the weekend, so now is the perfect time to add it to your stash.

I hope my newest collection inspires you to document every part of your story- not just the highlights, but the moments that make them meaningful.

This weekend’s new release came directly from customer requests — handlettered school grades designed to work for just about every type of school project.

Whether you are documenting preschool memories, first day photos, yearly school portraits, report cards, class projects, or graduation milestones, this release was designed to help pull all of those pieces together.

The result is a versatile collection of handlettered school grades designed to help you document school memories, organize keepsakes, and create custom labels for albums and storage.

The release includes handlettered stamps in two different styles:

• Horizontal
• Stacked

The stamps can be used for scrapbook page titles, mini album dividers, pocket cards, notebook covers, labels, or memory keeping projects.

The horizontal style works especially well for longer titles and page accents, while the stacked style is great when you need something more compact.

If you're looking more printables that are ready to go, I've got a new set of 4x6 journal cards and a set of circle tags.

The journal cards and circle tags make it easy to add quick details to your pages or create simple embellishments. Since everything is included as individual PNG files, it is also easy to use these pieces in digital projects without needing to crop or resize.

You can even use the stamps to make custom hanging file folders if you store school papers and artwork in a filing cabinet or keepsake box. Add the grade labels to dividers, envelopes, folders, or bins to create a system that will grow with your child year after year.

This is one of those releases that can work for so many different project types — from traditional scrapbooking to memory boxes to school organization.

If you have school photos, report cards, artwork, certificates, or memorabilia waiting to be documented, this release will help you get everything sorted and labeled in a way that still feels creative and cohesive.

I’m excited to share my newest digital collection, inspired by life on the pickleball court and created by special customer request.

This pickleball-themed collection was designed for documenting everything from casual weekend matches to tournament wins. It includes handlettered word art, coordinating elements, and journal cards that make it easy to record favorite gear, game stats, milestones, and the everyday moments that happen both on and off the court.

Whether pickleball is a new hobby, a serious pursuit, or something you’re documenting for someone you love, this collection was made with pickleball lovers and memory keepers in mind. It’s flexible enough to work in pocket pages, travelers notebooks, and traditional layouts, while still keeping the focus on the story you’re telling.

The collection is available now in the shop, and I can’t wait to see how you use it to capture your pickleball memories.

Thank you, as always, for your continued support and for inspiring new ideas through your requests.

Happy documenting!

CREATIVE TEAM PROJECTS

Bring cozy charm to your winter pages with the Winter Vibes Collection. Muted icy blues, soft silver, and pops of navy and chocolate brown set the tone, while the design and word art help you capture the quiet, joyful moments that make this season special.

From steaming mugs of hot chocolate to the hush of the first snowfall, weekend getaways, or those small, cozy moments at home, this collection makes it easy to preserve your winter memories with warmth and style.

The Winter Vibes Collection is 30% off through the weekend.

CREATIVE TEAM PROJECTS

New in the shop: I've Got Plans (2026 Edition)

I created this set of quarterly planning pages as a way to map out my design projects and product releases a few months at a time.

For my shop, that means seeing new releases, features, sales, etc. laid out month by month with real dates. Having dates on the page makes a big difference for me, especially when planning around Fridays for releases. I can see what’s coming, what needs to happen when, and how everything connects instead of planning in pieces.

Each page also includes space for me to jot down the other things that affect my schedule, like client work, my girls’ activities, and everyday life. Seeing everything together helps me plan more realistically and avoid overloading any one week.

I’ve been using these quarterly planning pages for a few months now, and they’ve helped me more than I expected. Having everything written down in advance means it’s no longer floating around in my head, which has made me feel calmer, more relaxed, and much more at ease.

While I designed these pages with my shop in mind, they work just as well for other areas of life. They are great for creative projects, craft or hobby goals, decorating plans, home projects, or anything that benefits from looking a few months ahead.

This set includes:

• A pre-filled version with sections for To Do, In Progress, and Ideas / Notes
• A section-free version for free-form planning
• A customizable version with blank sections and a template to create your own headers

Use these pages for creative projects, personal goals, seasonal planning, or everyday life in whatever way works best for you. No pressure, no rules, just space to make plans that fit you.

Kick off the year with the New Year Collection, designed to make reflection, intention, and memory keeping simple and meaningful.

This set features word art to inspire fresh starts, optimism, and gentle goal setting, including:

• 365 new chances
• trust the magic of new beginnings
• goals
• optimism
• new year resolutions
• fresh start
• i’m ready
• a little structure and a little flexibility

Perfect for title pages, journaling cards, or any early-year stories.

The New Year Collection is 30% off through the weekend.

Kristin documents New Year’s Eve with large, photo-driven pockets—sparkling details, candid moments, and simple word art that captures the feeling of the night.

The start of a new year doesn’t have to come with big resolutions, color-coded plans, or a total life overhaul. Sometimes, it’s just about deciding what you want more of and giving yourself permission to say yes to it.

A Year of Yes is my newest hand-lettered piece, created as a gentle mantra for the year ahead. It’s about choosing openness over pressure and curiosity over perfection. Think slow mornings, creative messes, fresh starts, and trying things without second-guessing. The kind of intentions that leave room to breathe.

This piece was designed to live wherever you need that reminder most: as the opening page of a new album, layered into a vision board, or tucked into your planner or journal for those moments when you need to reset and refocus.

Rather than focusing on fixing or forcing anything, A Year of Yes is an invitation to approach the year with a little more ease, a little more play, and a lot more possibility. No perfect plan required.

Here’s to saying yes to what unfolds - one slow, creative, imperfect moment at a time.

Happy 2026 friends!

This set also includes a 2026 version:

Some of the most meaningful moments happen around the table. Shared meals, lingering conversations, laughter that stretches long after the plates are cleared. These are the moments that quietly become our favorite memories.

This week’s Featured Collection is centered on celebrating connection and togetherness. Around the Table and Pocket Guide No. 7 were designed to help you document the stories that unfold during everyday meals and special gatherings alike. From casual weeknight dinners to holiday feasts, these tools make it easy to capture the moments that fill your heart and your plate.

Both Around the Table and Pocket Guide No. 7 are 30% off through the weekend. If food, family, and shared time are stories you love to document, this is the perfect opportunity to add these pieces to your memory keeping toolkit.

If you’ve been around here for a while, you know this already. December is my favorite. The entire month. The lights, the documenting, the cozy chaos, and the tradition of designing a holiday collection each year to help make memory keeping feel easier and more meaningful.

This year marks the 14th year of that tradition.

For thirteen years, this collection has lived under the name December You Are My Fave. When I was working on this year’s release, I briefly considered going in a different direction and originally released it under the name Holiday Reverie. The inspiration behind the collection was a little different this time. It was rooted in the version of December I always hope for. Stress free. Merry. Full of quality time. A healthy mix of chaos and quiet moments.

In hindsight, changing the name caused some confusion, especially for longtime customers who look forward to this series each year. So I decided to bring it back to where it belongs.

This collection is now officially titled
December You Are My Fave No. 14: Holiday Reverie

Same tradition. Same heart. Just a subtitle that better reflects the dreamy, hopeful tone behind this year’s designs.