7 Easy Tips on How to Frame Sentiments
Last Updated: June 17, 2025
Have you ever looked at your sentiment and thought, "This message deserves a little more flair"? Have you ever sat down to make a card, only to stare at your supplies and wonder where to start? You’re not alone.

Many of us have beautiful sentiment stamps and well-loved crafting supplies tucked away, waiting to be used, but when inspiration runs dry, it’s hard to know how to bring everything together. That’s where the new Cornered Blooms Stamp Set can quietly shine. It’s one of those sets that makes it easy to build a layout, highlight your message, and give new life to the supplies you already have.
Whether you’re short on time, experiencing a creative block, or simply wanting to use what’s already in your stash, this floral stamp set offers an elegant and versatile way to highlight your messages with ease.

Why Use Cornered Blooms for Framing Sentiments on a Card?
Featuring bold and intricate corner floral stamps, this set is ideal for drawing attention to the center or focal point of your card. These flower stamps deliver crisp, clean impressions and work beautifully with the Stampwheel for seamless alignment. If you're looking to elevate your sentiment stamps, this set belongs in your collection.
7 Fun & Easy Ways to Frame Your Sentiments

1. Vertical, Horizontal, and Diagonal Sentiment Layouts
The corner-style design allows for flexible positioning. These layouts help you build balanced, professional-looking cards quickly.
Vertical layout: Place floral stamps in opposite corners (top-left and bottom-right) with your sentiment centered vertically.
Horizontal layout: Stamp flowers on the left and right corners, keeping your message in the middle.
Diagonal layout: Position the florals from top-left to bottom-right, drawing the eye diagonally across your card.
2. Pairing Script and Block Sentiments
The organic shape of the floral stamps complements all types of sentiment stamps:
Block fonts offer strong contrast and a modern look.
Script fonts blend softly with the curves of the florals for an elegant and cohesive design.
Try combining both for a layered look. For example, use a large script greeting paired with a smaller block sentiment underneath.

3. Add Depth with Masking or Layering Dies
You can use a masking technique to make your sentiment appear nestled within the florals. This gives a custom, hand-crafted feel without requiring a lot of time. If you prefer a bit of dimension, pair the Cornered Blooms with layering dies and foam tape. This will lift the sentiment slightly and create a beautiful shadow effect.

4. Go Monochrome for a Minimalist Look
Sometimes less really is more. Choose a single ink color or stay within one color family to create a unified design. You can stamp both the blooms and the sentiment in different shades of the same hue or go bold with just one ink color throughout.
This approach is perfect for fast cards with high visual impact and is ideal when you want to make something beautiful without overcomplicating the design.
5. Add Subtle Texture with Stenciled Backgrounds
Before you stamp the flowers and sentiment, lightly blend ink through a stencil to add depth to the background. Choose a simple geometric pattern for a modern touch or a watercolor-style stencil for a softer look. This small step adds visual interest and enhances the overall card without distracting from the sentiment.
Stenciling is also a great way to use supplies that may have been sitting untouched in your collection.


6. Create a Full Floral Background
Instead of using the blooms in just the corners, try stamping them multiple times to fill the entire background. Rotate and overlap them for a continuous floral pattern. Then, add a die-cut frame or shape in the center for your sentiment. Want to keep it classy and timeless? Stamp everything in black ink, except for the two corner flowers framing your sentiment! Use a bright and bold ink color for these to make them pop!
This technique creates a stunning, all-over floral backdrop while still giving the sentiment a dedicated space to shine.

7. Keep It Clean and Simple
A clean and simple design is timeless and impactful. Start with a softly ink-blended background in a pastel or neutral tone, then stamp the flowers and sentiment in black. The contrast will draw the eye directly to your message, and the simplicity of the layout creates a calming, elegant effect. This practical and quick design is great if you’re still a beginner in cardmaking, but want to impress.
Bonus Idea: Two Supplies, One Beautiful Card! If you’re in a hurry or feeling creatively stuck, grab the Cornered Blooms Stamp Set and a single ink pad. Stamp the florals and your sentiment using the same ink color on white cardstock. It’s fast, minimal, and effective. Sometimes, the simplest designs are the most beautiful.

Make Your Sentiment the Star of Your Card
When your crafting table feels overwhelming or your ideas just aren’t flowing, having a stamp set that offers structure and flexibility can make all the difference. The Cornered Blooms Stamp Set is easy to use and works beautifully with what you already have in your stash. Sometimes, you don’t need to reinvent your entire process. You just need a creative nudge in the right direction.
Whether you're making time for a quick card or easing back into crafting after a break, this set helps you focus on what matters most: creating something meaningful, beautiful, and completely your own. Find more card making ideas and tips HERE.
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