Well what could be more simple than this card? I used the Ski Slope Designer Series paper (DSP) and Chocolate Chip card stock base. I used the Season of Cheer rub-ons instead of a stamped greeting, so it couldn’t be any simpler! I sanded the scalloped edge to be able to see it a bit better, and it’s hard to see, but I paper-pierced along the bottom of the patterned paper.
To make the tree, cut a rectangle to 1 1/2″ x 3″ and cut from the bottom corners to the middle of the top. I did this in card stock as my template, then traced onto the back of 3 different patterned papers and cut them out. Put all 3 pieces together and cut into 1″ segments. Then mix and match the patterns to make 3 different trees!
Popping the tree segments and star really add dimention. This card is perfect for mailing as there is virtually no bulk! Thanks for stopping by today!
You used my favorite paper! I love how you made this simple little card, yet it is so visually exciting! Thanks for sharing your fabulous ideas with us.
Jackie,
Thank you for all the inspiration you provide to me!
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p.s. great card!
Those papers make the prettiest pieced tree, Jackie!! I LOVE this!!
This is fabulous!! I love that tree!!
And the SU pp this year is *scrumptious*!! My fave Xmas pp of SU’s yet!
GORGEOUS!! I LOVE that card! Love the colors, the tree….everything.
Oh—amazing idea… the tree!
thank you Jackie!
WOW I just love this!!
Oh, I looove your card, it’s wonderful !
Love this card…I can never figure a good way to use that green and brown paper from that awesome paper pack…now I know! Love all your work!