Today I'm super excited to bring you a look at the rest of what I've designed for this months release... Shaped Sayings: Birthday die.
Just A Note: My idea behind these sentiment dies was not only to create a bit of a frame shape, but also to create a way to quickly attached the narrow font to your projects by hiding your adhesive behind the curved details.
Oh, and I couldn't finish up today without another look at Splits: Celebrate too...
This time I've used the top and bottom portions of the die to accent the "Celebrate!" coordinating sentiment.
I first cut it from a sheet of Watercolor Wonder pattern paper, stamped the ribbon frame in smoky shadow, trimmed off by hand the bottom and top portions and attached them to a kraft card base after stamping the sentiment.
Well, there's a quick look at Shaped Sayings: Birthday die and the Splits: Celebrate set for you. Just remember... this stamp set and it's coordinating dies will be available for purchase through Papertrey Ink, beginning March 15th.
Now, be sure to visit Papertrey Ink blog for more details on these stamps and dies!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
LOVE!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday is so versatile!
ReplyDeleteOnly you!!!!
ReplyDeleteWay too much fun-the dies and stamps are amazing! Love your style.
ReplyDeleteLove the Shaped Saying -- and I'm definitely taking note of your hint on where to put adhesive! So clever!
ReplyDeleteLove the happy birthday cut from pattern paper! Both wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSo thoughtful of you to design it so that the adhesive is hidden. So often I have a hard time raising something because it is so thin.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards.
I love the splits. they just work wonderful would like to see some words like: whatever.or maybe. not now, some funny sayings also to use.
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, cute! Love these new products.
ReplyDeleteGreat projects.
ReplyDeleteLove the ribbon frame.
ReplyDeleteLove your shaped sayings. And thanks for the attachment aid. That was smart!
ReplyDeleteStunning designs.
ReplyDeleteWonderful dies and images so many uses.
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