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Simple Stories at CHA 2013

New great additions to the popular Snap! line, a new line of brighter colors without the brown tones, and 12×12 albums with a variety of styles of pocketed page protectors — all new with this CHA release of products. Check it all out in this video!

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  • http://twitter.com/IAmMikki Mikki McGehee

    The Sn@p stamps are absolutely making their way into my supplies. I am also quite excited about what a great variety of page protectors they are introducing.

  • KatieK.

    I’m with Mikki – the variety of page protector layouts will help me make a page that seems more like a 12×12 layout. I’m hoping they are same width as my Project Life pages.

  • http://twitter.com/Gela65 Gela

    I don’t think I do project life but I can definately see myself scrapping with the pocket pages as a layout.

  • Karen Hanim

    I love those pocket pages. I can really see myself using them. Is there anyway to find out or be alerted when these products come on the market. I find myself loving the things you show on CHA but never seeming to find them on the market. It would be nice to know when they are available. Any suggestions?

  • http://www.paperclipping.com Noell

    I keep a note of what products I most want and then I stalk Scrapbook.com and 2Peas, checking for them fairly regularly. Scrapbook.com has a page that shows the new products they have available by date. There is a New Products button on their home page that links to this page and I check it often.
    Also, you can go to the blogs/website of the manufacturer and see if you can find out from them when they think their products are going to be released and shipped out to wholesalers. Amy Tan said her products are supposed to be shipped out at any time, so I’ve been watching and waiting for them.

  • Karen Hanim

    Thank you so much Noell!