We just got a copy of the press release announcing Blueprint's January/February issue. But something's missing from the press release... could it be the fact that it's promoting the last issue of the magazine?

Yup, they don't mention a word about it.

Full text of the in-denial press release follows after the jump.

The January/February issue of Blueprint celebrates the New Year with unique ways to add personal style to each area of your life.

"We set out to tackle organizing in a new way with artful arrangements, customized compositions and tongue-in-cheek touches."

-Sarah Humphreys, Editor In Chief

On newsstands December 31st. Highlights include:

Kitchen Aid p. 20

Take cues from Blueprint's budget-friendly kitchen face-lift to make the heart of the home more palatable with a clean, modern and functional design.

Every Bling in its Place p. 38

Don't keep jewels under lock and key: try these four display-worthy organizing ideas that will ensure it stays tangle-free.

A Call to Order p. 88

Blueprint's out-of-the-box organizing ideas keep chaos in check. Transform a boxy, unfinished dresser into a dressier baroque masterpiece with paint or make a smarter media unit using inexpensive, unfinished cubes.

Midseason Adjustments p. 104

Give tired winter attire a lift with a few easy DIY tweaks or a quick trip to the tailor. With minimal effort, transform a big, bulky coat into something short and sweet or turn professional pants into knockout knickers.

Blueprint Handbook: The Guide to Buying a Home p. 64

Blueprint gives readers all they need to know about brokers, brownstones and bank loans in this easy step-by-step guide to buying a home.