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This month's Blog Hop theme is to dust off a set that has been sitting so forlorn and use it! I love PTI's Father Knows Best, but I haven't used it in a while. I love the swirly tree, and I've been wanting to try it with the Sunshine Impression Plate. And voila!
Paper: PTI Kraft, Vintage Cream, SU Garden Green
Ink: SU Garden Green, Chocolate Chip, PTI Tea Dye Duo
Stamps: PTI Father Knows Best, Birthday Basics
Other: PTI Sunshine Impression Plate, Mat Stack 3 Die, Double-ended Banner Die


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  1. That really is the perfect image for the Sunshine Impression plate. I have never seen that one. It is amazing how close it is. I love this card Cheryl.

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  2. Love how you've used used the Mat Stack 3 die, great job.

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  3. OH MY ........ I love the circles on the tree and how it ties in so perfectly with the impression plate!!! And how perfect the tree fits into that area on the mat stack ....... This is a FANTASTIC CARD ~~

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  4. I love this! It's absolutely perfect for a man because well...they don't like a lot of fuss!
    Just a truly wonderful card...
    I may have to CASE...

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  5. Love it! I will definitely have to try this combo...I can't believe how nicely the tree fits in the Mat Stack die!

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  6. Cheryl I LOVE this!!! That tree is PERFECT in the mat stack!!
    Happy Hopping!!
    Have a GREAT day!

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  7. That tree is a perfect fit! Love the unified look of the it and IP plate. Great layout and color scheme. Makes a great manly card! Great job!

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  8. oh wow. the tree is perfect with that background! this is beautiful

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  9. This card is so super cool! I love it! And I just rec'd the Mat Stack #3 die and will be using your idea with that tree!

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  10. Great impression plate and wonderful use of father knows best. Thanks for your hard work in the PTI challenge.

    It's a good life!
    Terri E.

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  11. love that tree with that impression plate, very pretty :)

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  12. I love that swirly tree with the sunshine impression plate- SO cool!

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  13. Gorgeous card Cheryl. Love how swirly tree echoes the pattern from the sunshine impression plate! Thanks for sharing. Nicole

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  14. The tree looks great with that Impression Plate!

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  15. *perfect* pairing of the stamp & IP. Niiice!!! TFS!

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  16. What a great card - and I could see this for a guy too. Great job.

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  17. What a great card Cheryl! I love how that tree fits in the mat stack!

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  18. Beautiful CAS work Cheryl! Love how the tree mimics the the pattern of the embossing plate!

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  19. Oh my gosh, look at how beautifully that tree fits into that mat stack! CUTE! And I LOVE the sunshine IP with that tree! ARGH... lol...Thanks for the inspiration!

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  20. Lovely card, and love the monochromatic colors. And the embossing is perfect for that stamp.

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  21. ACK I knew I shouldn't have looked. How cool is that? Love that tree and how it fits into the mat stack die cut! Also love the impressed background (which I haven't used yet, lol). But now I'm thinking of that tree...

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  22. ooh....i love this.....don't know how i missed it during the hop....awesome!

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  23. Great card--love the impression plate with that tree from Father Knows Best!

    Chris L.

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  24. Really cute! I NEED to get the double ended banner dies!

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  25. Cheryl.......How adorable! I have this set and while it's been inked, it is collecting dust. Looks like you've given me the motivation to pull it back out. Love how it fits in Mat Stack #3!

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  26. I love how the tree fits with the Mat Stack die! What a clever find! Your card is lovely! Thanks for the inspiration!!

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