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Ombre Stripes Paper Collection Countdown Day 5
Hey there! I'm back today for the final day of the November Papertrey Ink coundown. Everything you've seen peeks of will be available tomorrow!
So, today I've got one final sample to share with you using the new Ombre Stripes patter paper pack. Sounds like lots of you are pretty excited to add these papers to your own crafty collection. I know you'll enjoy them!
So, today's layout features a heavy block of pattern paper strips. I've trimmed pieces from raspberry fizz, tropical teal, plum pudding, orange zest, and scarlet jewel sheets. Then attached them so that the darkest part of the ombre on each strip was staggered.
The strips were topped with a die cut sentiment, cut using the Birthday Cheer dies, and black rhinestones.
Well, that concludes today's look at the Ombre Stripes paper collection. Just remember... these items will be available for purchase through Papertrey Ink, beginning November 15th.
Now, be sure to visit Papertrey Ink blog for more details on today's featured new product.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Maile
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I've enjoyed all of your Ombre Stripes projects - and I was just thinking maybe some "stripe strips" would look good together! and they look great! Thanks for a lovely, versatile paper collection!
ReplyDeleteI love your Ombre stripes paper. So fun.
ReplyDeleteSuch a simple card, but oh so difficult to think up and execute! Love how the stripes in each strip are just a teeny tiny offset from the one to next it - perfection! Only Maile.
ReplyDeleteLove the ombre stripes with the black delicate font sentiment!!
ReplyDeleteGreat CAS card.
ReplyDeleteLovely card! Lovely design and colors. Great job!
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