A StuPENdous Sakura Valentine’s
We at Sakura love our pens! Which is no surprise. But Valentine’s Day always feels like a great time to remind ourselves — and perhaps pen odes to our favorites. While each of our lines are amazing in their own right (or, write?), and will be there for you during your very own Valentine’s crafting, something that makes them all truly special is how well they play together. And how well their colors blend!
Our top favs for this time of year:
- PIGMA: Our Pigmas are available in several Valentine’s Day colors, like Rose, Red, and Purple, and can be found in various nib styles like Micron 005, 01, 02, 03, 05, and 08; Brush; and PN.
- GELLY ROLL: With a whole range of rich colors and effects, our Gelly Roll lines boast lovely options in Classic, Metallic, Moonlight, Stardust, and Gold & Silver Shadow.
- SOUFFLÉ + GLAZE: 3D flourishes never looked better! Get pastel matte looks with Soufflé and high gloss with Glaze,
- KOI COLORING BRUSH: With 48 colors in our Brush Pen arsenal, Koi Coloring Brushes remain undefeated in layering rich tones. Superior for lettering flourishes, as well!
- PERMAPAQUE: Highly pigmented, in 20 colors and two effects, Permapaque is a solid choice for mixed media projects.
Unlimited DIY Valentine’s!
The Key To Our Hearts
What makes our Gelly Rolls so special is the wide range of colors and effects available. For Valentine’s card making, or gift creation, that means your choices for adding pops of interest are vast. Stardust brings colorful glitter that packs a punch, Metallic is the go-to when layering shimmer and shine, Moonlight‘s saturated opacity for bold lettering, and our Classics help build rich undertones. For an extra bit of textural fun, try out our crafting pens, Soufflé and Glaze!
Quick! The Glue
Don’t forget Quickie Glue for those little additional details! Perfect for adding glitter, gold foil, or little pieces of interest like small paper cutouts. Available in handy pen form, Quickie Glue is a must for crafting toolkits and is an excellent utensil for Valentine’s making.
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