Better Late than never?!

If I've got any goals for 2026 it's to not use the phrase "better late than never" lol This year has been a whirlwind of busyness! Time has been in short supply and I've let things go that I loved doing... namely creating YouTube process videos. It's on my list of must do's for 2026. Although I haven't been creating many videos (or many projects either), I definitely have kept on shopping! I took advantage of some of the awesome sales over at Unity Stamps and I'm so glad that I did!

I've never been a Unity Stamps girl because, well....they can be pricey. And I'm the girl who is like, I'm not paying that much for that! But I have to say, when I look at the stamps that I have purchased recently from Unity, there is just something about them that makes them stand out. I think it's the detail of the stamps, it is pretty amazing. I also love that for a lot of the stamps on the Unity website, the artist is named. This is one of the (many!) things that I have loved about digital stamps is that a lot of times, you know who the artist is. I don't know, it just makes the stamp feel special.

So to the point of this blog post, I wanted to share these gift tags that I made using some Unity Stamps products. These images are so freakin adorable!!

Excuse the messy desk! Can you tell which ones are the Unity Stamps? No shade on the cute snowman though!

Products that I used (no affiliate links)

All tags were stamped using Versafine Nocturne onto Bristol smooth cardstock and colored with Zig brushmarkers.

Tag 1 (left)

Penny Black Stamp - Frosty Feathers

Simon Says Stamp - Layered Scallop Tags Dies

Tag 2 (middle)

Unity Stamps Stamp - Ho Ho Holiday Check In

Michaels Nesting Tag Die Set (I forget the name of the set)

Tag 3 (right)

Unity Stamps Stamp - A Little Dash

Simon Says Stamp Die Set - Luggage Tags

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