Tuesday, January 26, 2016

10 New Designs Stamps Now Available!

We're always excited when we add new stamps to our collection. Check out the 10 news designs we now have available.

Here are the new additions:

  • a smiley face
  • a hummingbird
  • a leaf
  • a leafy branch
  • a 4-leaf clover
  • a starfish
  • an adorable tutu
  • a spiral
  • a camera
  • Buddha
We've used the camera on our Stay Focused necklace, and the tutu on our Eat. Sleep. Dance. necklace.


Which is your favorite new stamp? What would you use it on and how would you personalize it?

Let us know and your idea may be created as a new design!

As always, you can see our design stamps, as well as fonts, borders, chains, etc. in our Planning Tools section at www.PunkyJane.com.

Enjoy!







Friday, January 15, 2016

She Believed She Could So She Did


She elieved she could so she did by Punky Jane

Let's take a look at the origin of another one of the quotes we use on our Simple Sayings.

"She Believed She Could So She Did"

I have to be honest. When I first heard this quote, I thought it was by C.S. Lewis. Not sure where I got that idea. 

Google's first result shows it's actually written by author R.S. Gray in her book Scoring Wilder, a forbidden soccer player/coach romance. Apparently, the coach is quite the bad-boy hunk!

While I may not be reading this book anytime soon, it gets great reviews and is a Top 100 Bestseller on Amazon. 

And I don't think anyone can disagree that the quote is inspirational. Whether you are trying to date your soccer coach, learn a second language, or be the best mom you can be, believing you can is the best approach.




Be sure to check out all of our Simple Sayings here. If you'd prefer gold-filled instead of sterling silver, just contact us.

Have an idea for another quote? Please email us at orders@PunkyJane.com.





Monday, January 11, 2016

"You are braver than you believe..."

 You are Braver Quote Necklace by Punky Jane
I thought it would be fun to take a look at the origins of the quotes we use for our Simple Sayings. Let's start with one of my favorites! 

“You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think."

This sweet sentiment is by the one and only A.A. Milne, author and creator of Winnie the Pooh. 

While you may be very familiar with this portion of the conversation, have you heard the entire thing? Christopher Robin and Winnie the Pooh are having a heart to heart in "Pooh's Most Grand Adventure: The Search For Christopher Robin."


Christopher Robin: "Pooh Bear, what if someday there came a tomorrow when we were apart?" 
Pooh: "As long as we're apart together, we shall certainly be fine." 
Christopher: "Yes, yes, of course. But if, if we weren't together... if i were somewhere else?" 
Pooh: "Oh, but you really couldn't be, as I would be quite lost without you. Who would I call on those days when I'm just not strong enough or brave enough?" 
Christopher: "Well, actually..."
Pooh: "And who would I ask for advice when I didn't know which way to turn?" 
Christopher: "Pooh, we..."
Pooh: "We... we simply wouldn't be."
Christopher: "Oh, Pooh. If ever there's a tomorrow when we're not together, there's something you must remember." 
Pooh: "And what might that be, Christopher Robin?"
Christopher: "You're braver than you believe, and stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think." 
Pooh: "Oh, that's easy. We're braver than a bee, and, uh, longer than a tree, and taller than a goose... or, uh, was that a moose?" 
Christopher: "No, silly, old bear! You're braver than you believe, and stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think. But the most important thing is even if we're apart, I'll always be with you. I'll always be with you. I'll always be with you." 

Here's a little bit of trivia...


  • Did you know that A.A. Milne's name is Alan Alexander?
  • Forbes magazine ranked Winnie the Pooh the most valuable fictional character in 2002.
  • The real Christopher Robin, Milne's son, had a favorite animal at the London Zoo...you guessed it, a bear named Winnie.
  • The first Pooh story was called "The Wrong Sort of Bees," and was published in the London Evening News in 1925.




Be sure to check out all of our Simple Sayings here. If you'd prefer gold-filled instead of sterling silver, just contact us.

Have an idea for another quote? Please email us at orders@PunkyJane.com.




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