Privacy Policy
How this site handles information, cookies, and the affiliate links you will find in posts about stamps, dies, and supplies.
Cookies and Consent
Cookies are small text files placed on your device by the websites you visit. This site may use cookies for basic, functional purposes such as remembering your preferences, keeping the site running smoothly, and understanding general usage patterns so the blog can be improved.
Where cookies are used for analytics or advertising, consent is requested before they are set, and you can change or withdraw that choice at any time through your browser settings. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser at any point; some site features may work differently when cookies are disabled.
Affiliate Links
Many posts on Jenny Hall Design contain affiliate links, including links to shops such as Scrapbook.com and Blick. If you click one of these links and then make a purchase, the shop may pay Jenny Hall a small commission at no additional cost to you. The price you pay is the same either way.
These affiliate relationships are disclosed so you know when a link may earn a commission. Sponsored collaborations with brands such as Trinity Stamps, Honey Bee Stamps, Hero Arts, and Ink on 3 are also noted in the relevant posts.
Personal Information
Reading a post, leaving a comment, or subscribing to updates does not require you to create an account. Any details you choose to share, such as a name or email address in a comment or newsletter sign-up, are used only for the purpose you gave them for, such as replying to your comment or sending the newsletter.
| What you share | How it is used |
|---|---|
| Comment name and comment text | Published on the post page and used to reply to you |
| Email address for newsletter sign-up | Used to send craft project updates |
| Anonymous usage and cookie data | Used to understand which posts are most useful |
Contact
Questions about privacy, cookies, or how your information is handled can be sent to jenny@jennyhalldesign.com.
Jenny Hall Design is a home for project ideas for arts and crafts, a place where cardmaking, stamping, die cutting, and paper crafting come together in one blog of techniques and inspiration. Posts cover the kinds of supplies that fill a craft room: stamps and ink, dies and die cutting machines, blending tools, adhesive tape, scoring boards, trimmers, and specialty paper. Alongside the tutorials you will find gallery collections, shop notes, and guest design team features that highlight the people behind the projects. The emphasis is on practical, repeatable methods rather than finished products alone, so each idea can be adapted to your own stash of materials and personal style.
This privacy policy explains how the site handles information, cookies, and the affiliate links that appear in posts about stamps, dies, and crafting supplies. Cookies are small text files placed on your device by the sites you visit. Here they are used for basic, functional purposes: remembering your preferences, keeping the site running smoothly, and understanding general usage patterns so the blog can be improved. Where cookies serve an analytics or advertising purpose, consent is requested first, and you are free to change or withdraw that choice at any time from your own browser settings.
Reading is meant to be comfortable and unhurried, which is why the site leans on a muted, historical palette: warm olive-brown bands, a parchment-toned background with faint archival linework, and deep plum accents drawn from the artwork. Display headings use an elegant serif for editorial character while navigation, body copy, and interface labels rely on a clean sans-serif for readability. Layout is compact and utilitarian, with a dense header row, a full-bleed hero image, and content arranged in tight, evenly spaced modules separated by thin rules rather than heavy shadows or decorative cards.
Cookies and consent aside, the browsing experience is designed to be navigable and predictable. A long horizontal navigation row keeps project categories, the gallery, shop, and blog close at hand, while square-edged buttons and simple flat badges keep the visual language understated and document-like. New or featured content is marked with restrained stickers instead of animated promotions, and imagery does most of the work, carrying the plum-purple tones of the featured artwork through each section of the page.
Affiliate links matter to a site of this kind because craft supplies are often discussed in terms of what a project required, whether that is a particular ink color, a cutting die, a roll of adhesive, or a tool that made scoring and trimming easier. Links to stores are included for convenience, and purchases made through them may support the blog at no extra cost to you. A privacy policy is simply the honest place to say so plainly, describing what is tracked, what is not, and how your choices remain yours.