Green Branch with Diagonal Stripes

Thursday, February 21, 2019

Green Branch with Diagonal Stripes

A simple monochromatic card with Papertrey Ink's (PTI) branching out, one of my favorite stand-alone dies. I like the diagonal stripes with the diagonal branches, and the narrow lines of the brown border and the sentiment font add to the "pinstripe" effect. Created for this week's PTI "win it Wednesday" challenge to use our favorite stand alone die. Thank you to PTI and Laurie for the challenge and inspiration!

Card details:

Card stock is Papertrey Ink (PTI) new leaf (medium green), spring moss (light green), dark chocolate (brown), and fine linen (tan).
Die is PTI branching out.
The sentiment "hello" is from PTI colorful words (retired), and the stripes are from The Stamp Market diagonal pinstripe, stamped with PTI dark chocolate and new leaf ink cubes.

Created for Operation: Quiet Comfort.

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1 comment:

Marcia Hill said...: This is one of my favorite dies too (of many, many favorites!!) because of how versatile it is! Lovely, lovely card Cindy!!; February 22, 2019 at 10:02 AM

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Operation: Quiet Comfort

Starting in early 2016, most of my cards are now made for Operation: Quiet Comfort.
As explained on their web site, "Operation Quiet Comfort exists solely for the purpose of honoring and comforting America’s military men and women who become sick and injured while serving in harm’s way. We also provide support to those who care for them. We collect, package and ship supplies for U.S. Military men and women receiving care at medical facilities abroad." These packages also include cards with messages of support and encouragement ... "thinking of you, patriotic, thank you, cheerful cards." I'm happy to have the opportunity to support our troops in this way.

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Thursday, February 21, 2019