I'm back this month with the newest addition to my Stamping Simply line up for the May Papertrey Ink release. I couldn't be more thrilled to introduce to you my new stamp set... Side By Side Sentiments. This collection of simple sentiments in a side by side formation is so very versatile. With a variety of occasions covered in this single set, you will be able to add them to a variety of projects!. Included in Side By Sentiments is 8 phrases. At a cost of only $15, this set will be available for purchase beginning May 15th at Papertrey Ink.
Now onto today's creation...
I wanted the focus of this card to be the sentiment, so I kept the overall design clean and simple with a touch of unexpected detail (via the twine, more on it below).
I began by stamping the sentiment in gray ink and then layered a few Birthday Style candles over the "Happy Birthday" portion. Just A Note: The separation created by the side by side formation make it easy to emphasize the reason for your greeting.
To finish the card off with a bang, I added a tiny twine bow using my new favorite way. :) Here's How: I simply pulled out my handy dandy Tiny Attacher, stapled a bit of twine into place, tied into a bow and trimmed the edges. It's easy and no need to use up excess material by wrapping all the way around the card. Plus this little detail can be added in any spot you desire. :)Well, that concludes today's look at Side By Side Sentiments. Just remember... this stamp sets will be available for purchase through Papertrey Ink, beginning May 15th. In the mean time, I'd love to know what you think, so please feel free to share!
Now, be sure to visit Nichole Heady, Besty Veldman and Ashley Newell for new peeks. Also, Heather Nichols, Dawn McVey & Melissa Bickford have peeks to share with you of their newest sets for the month.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Maile
Happy Birthday Candle Card...
Love the side by side concept. Great card. Thanks for the tiny attacher idea for twine-I'll use that for sure!
ReplyDeleteI always love your cards. Side by side sentiment is great.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I do stamp some of my sentiments this way already so love yours to add to my collection, Maile!
ReplyDeletebrilliant idea on tying the bow and I really like how part of the sentiment covers the candles.
ReplyDeleteSOOOO PERFECTLY CAS!!!!!!!! :) I think you're THE BEST at CAS I've seen!!!!!!!!!!! :) SUPER JOB!!!!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat sentiment. Can't wait to see the rest! That bow is perfect ... how did you get the ends to curl so perfectly?
ReplyDeleteIt just says it all, that's what I love about your sentiments sets!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the rest of the set. Love today's card.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat tip! Wonderful sentiment
ReplyDeleteSo pretty - and a new technique to try - thank you!
ReplyDeleteThe card is awesome! Thank you for telling us how you did the bow!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love this idea for a sentiment set.
ReplyDeleteWaw this is so very beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat sentiment and fun way to use it!
ReplyDeleteso, so fun!! cant wait to see it all!!
ReplyDeleteSo Very Pretty,Love the stamp!!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, Maile - thsi new sentiment set sounds perfect!!
ReplyDeleteOMG - I love this card -- the stamp is SO great!!!! Can't wait for the release so I can get it.
ReplyDeleteThink that side by side seems like a good idea. Thanks for the staple tip. This is a very cute card.
ReplyDeleteGreat card, Maile ~ love the twine bow attached that way. Now I need another tool. Imagine that? Anxious to see the rest of your sentiments and other creations showcasing this month's release.
ReplyDeleteLove your card. You've now convinced me to buy the tiny attacher- fab use for it.
ReplyDeleteNeat card! Can't wait to see the rest of your side-by-side set. :)
ReplyDeleteI love this card! The stapled twine is awesome and this new sentiment set looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove the CAS design of your card, especially how you added the bow twine, and the new sentiment is yum!
ReplyDeleteGreat card Maile - I love that it would be easy to adapt for anyone with their favourite colours ;)
ReplyDeleteThe twine idea is fun too (thanks for the stapler tip!) Rx