I don’t know about all of you, but I needed the first couple of weeks of January to recover from the holiday season. NOW I am ready to begin again with my Heritage Makers creations for 2012! In fact, I have committed to publishing 12 in 2012 – no less than one project a month. I’ve also finally whittled down the huge number of publishing points I’d been carrying in my HM account. I’m now down below 100 points in my account, the lowest it’s EVER been since I signed up as a consultant four Aprils ago! I’m considering upping the level of my Club HM membership from the 40 points for $30 plan, to the 70 points for $50 plan. God knows I’ll be burning through the points this year with all the projects I have in mind!
Make sure you check out the newly added art collections in the gallery this month. For obvious reasons, the focus is on Valentine’s Day, which is fast approaching! It’s not too soon to create adorable, custom Valentines for your kiddos to give out to their classmates, or a heartfelt personal greeting card for your hubby 
You can see what a search for the word “Valentine” results in HERE. No less than 219 project templates to choose from!
Last year I made a unique V-day card for each of my sweet boys:
We also sent V-day cards out to many of our friends:
If you’re looking for some time to set aside in your calendar for accomplishing some of these projects, please consider joining me and some of your fellow Heritage Makers at one of this month’s (always FREE)
Digicrops:
Sunday, Jan 22nd, 7pm @ Chloe’s home (South Beaverton near Murray and Scholls Ferry Rd)
OR
Thursday, Jan 26th, 7pm @ Carries’ home (Aloha near Aloha High School)
Please bring your WiFi capable laptop (if you don’t have one, we have a couple loaners – just mention it in your RSVP). Light snacks and refreshments will be available. If you’re an existing client, please bring one of your recently published projects to show off!
Some helpful links:
HM Template Gallery
HM Art Gallery
Club HM membership info
HM Product Price List
Quick (4 min) video with introduction to Heritage Makers and Club HM