Make Sentiments the Star!
on March 27, 2024

Make Sentiments the Star!

Hello there, Michelle Short here and I am delighted to be back on the Spellbinders blog using the Copperplate Everyday Sentiments collection by Paul Antonio. These beautiful sentiments really pack a punch and are perfect to be the focal point on a card!

THANK YOU

MAKE SENTIMENTS THE STAR! BP-103 Whilst I did cover up some of the flourish in the ‘Y’ on this card, I really love the simplicity of this card design. I think it makes the sentiment the star of the show! To make this card: MAKE SENTIMENTS THE STAR! BP-103
TOP TIP: I have found that with my machine, I get a cleaner impression, especially with black ink, by removing one of the shims under the chase. Try experimenting and see what works best for your machine!

MISS YOU

MAKE SENTIMENTS THE STAR! BP-102 My next card uses the same color combination, but this time, with a little more embellishment. The sentiments is still very much the focal point of the card, though. To make this card: MAKE SENTIMENTS THE STAR! BP-102

THINKING OF YOU

MAKE SENTIMENTS THE STAR! BP-101 For my last project, I wanted to show how well BetterPress plates foil. I think foiling especially works well with these sentiments, as they add even more elegance to them! To make the card: MAKE SENTIMENTS THE STAR! BP-101 As you can see, I used the same color scheme for all three cards - if it works for you, use it! Whilst I added embellishment to all three cards (in varying degrees), the beautiful sentiments are very much still the focal point! I hope you have enjoyed seeing my projects today and I have inspired you to try the Everyday Copperplate Sentiments collection. Thank you so much for visiting and I hope you have a wonderful day!

Spellbinders Supplies:

Other supplies

Black pearl, thin foam tape.

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Nancy,

Hi, love all the cards. My favorite is the one that has the bird on it, so pretty.


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