At first I thought this was very wrong and I hated how it looks, but now
I'm kind of endeared by it because of how weird it is. (Laughs)
Hi, everyone, I'm Jen and I run the JetPens social media.
Today, I'll be showing you some of our best stationery releases from March.
You can find all the links for these products in the description below. Let's get started.
Pens
Inspired by iridescent pearls, this year's Limited Edition Kaweco Collection Sport
shimmers greenish-blue to pink, depending on the angle you look at it.
It comes with a silver nib and matching trim like regular Skyline Sport pens.
This pen has been hyped up on social media and the fountain pen Subreddit for good reason.
It's gorgeous and looks even better in person.
It's currently sold out on our site but we're hoping to restock soon.
You can also check out the new Collection Liliput Fountain Pen, which comes in a brilliant green.
TWSBI also added a new color to their SWIPE Fountain Pens.
This time it's a fresh Pear Green. Coincidentally,
the color matches our website.
The SWIPE includes three filling systems to choose from: cartridges, a traditional piston converter,
and a spring-loaded piston converter.
Each system can hold nearly 1.5 milliliters of ink.
That's almost as much as a TWSBI ECO!
If high capacity isn't your thing,
the SWIPE is also compatible with standard international cartridges and converters.
Sun-Star Ninipie Dual Tip Highlighters
look really weird at first glance, but they're quite useful.
Sun-Star released a new vivid set, so now you can have both pastel and vibrant colors.
The highlighter tip features a soft hue,
while the fineliner is a slightly darker, matching or contrasting color.
Unlike double-sided highlighters and pens,
you don't have to cap and recap or flip the pen when you want to switch tips.
Just rotate the marker and you can efficiently highlight and write notes.
Pen Cases
Sun-Star has come out with new Mitte Pen Cases,
this time with more charming colors and designs.
The Mitte is a unique pen case with a transparent exterior that lets you show off favorite pens, accessories, or pins,
while the interior pouch lets you hide the rest of your collection.
There are three new designs. The Aurora is a little more opaque
and it even matches the Iridescent Pearl Kaweco Sport.
Sun-Star also released these new Smand Pen Cases.
Each case features a pastel, checkered pattern and is adorned with an embroidered puppy,
bunny,
cherry,
or lemon.
It's a pen case and phone stand in one.
The front magnetic flap has rubber treads that securely keep your phone in place.
The case itself is sturdy
so you can orient your phone vertically
or horizontally and not worry about the case tipping over.
It's great for multitasking,
like watching videos while doodling or working on homework.
Stamping Supplies
We know you've been begging for stamp organizers
after we included one in our cute and unique stamps video.
They were sold out for a while, but now they're finally back!
BGM recently released several new colors of their handy Stamp Files.
They're ideal for storing clear stamps.
The folder has pockets for eight sheets of clear stamps
plus an extra pocket for holding one or two acrylic blocks.
Each file has a cute little design on the front,
like baguettes or flowers.
Connie introduced us to these next few stamping supplies,
so I'm going to hand it off to her now.
Hi, everyone, I'm Connie, a writer at JetPens.
I'm excited to show you these next couple of stamping supplies.
Sanby x Eric's Small Things Stamps
are a fun collaboration between Sanby,
a Japanese company specializing in stamping supplies,
and Erico Matsubara.
Eric is an eraser stamp artist.
Instead of using linoleum or wood to make prints,
she creates her stamps out of soft and easy-to-carve erasers.
We have four kinds of stamps all featuring whimsical art.
The first kind of stamp is called the Combination Stamp.
If you have more than one stamp,
you can actually snap them together.
That way you can stamp multiple designs at once
or just keep them organized.
You can get them as single stamps or in sets that include three stamps each.
The Endless Stamps are a bit like the ones I just showed you, but they're much smaller.
You can attach the stamps to each other in whatever combination you want
or use them by themselves.
The set comes in a plastic box
with slots for each of the stamps to keep them neat.
The Collaboration Stamp Sets are more like traditional wood stamps and they come in wooden trays.
There are two different sets: Decoration comes with
five stamps with designs, like a quill and typewriter,
and the Label Set has eight stamps that celebrate small joys,
like a comfy sweater or a tasty dessert.
These Date Stamps combine vintage rotary stamps with Eric's cute illustrations.
The three different sizes all have different
frames surrounding the dates.
We can't get enough of Tsukineko
VersaCraft Soramame Ink Pads.
They're just so useful for inking stamps.
Each miniature ink pad has a cylindrical holder that slips over your finger.
With the ink pad uncapped and in place,
tap the ink pad onto the stamp.
This helps you apply color precisely where you want it.
The Soramame Ink Pads come in sets of four curated colors.
Soramame is the Japanese name for the fava bean,
which is why they come with cute bean stickers to label the stamps with.
VersaCraft Ink works
best on porous surfaces like paper and fabric.
For an ink that can be used on non-porous items, like glass or plastic,
try the StazOn Midi Size Ink Pads.
Thanks, Connie!
Did any of these stamping supplies catch your eye?
Or any of these other products?
Let us know in the comments.
As always you can find all the links to these items in the description below or at JetPens.com.
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