Narrow Woodgrain Planks and a pine print from the Yuletide Cheer 6x6 create a contemporary Christmas tree - like a DIY recycled pallet tree from a holiday magazine. Add a bright red Sunlight Sparrow and a Merry Christmas Swirl greeting. Hi, Jean here with a just-in-time design.
Cut the Yuletide Cheer pine print with the Narrow Woodgrain Planks die. Tape the backside of the longest plank so the finely-textured woodgrain pattern stays intact Cut a 5/8" piece for the top of the tree.
Daub Pinecone VersaFine Clair ink on a strip of Kraft Woodgrain Paper. Cut a strip about 1/4" x 4-1/2". It's longer than necessary - it'll be trimmed after the tree is assembled.
Attach adhesive label paper (or a sticker sheet) to bright red wool-blend felt to stabilize the felt and prevent adhesives from saturating it. Cut the bird base and head layer. Cut the beak section from a scrap of black cardstock. Cut the wing from the red Rainbow Reflections 6x6.
Cut the solid Merry Christmas Swirl background from white cardstock and a dark yellowish/green 6x6 in the Greenery Collection. Cut the white layer with the set's detailed die. Assemble the greeting.
Attach the diecuts to a white A6 card (4-1/2" x 6-1/4"). Add red Christmas Fairy Dewdrops. Cut an A6-sized piece of cardstock to protect the card front for mailing.
Hope you've liked the holiday projects we've designed for you - and that we've inspired you to create unique cards for everyone on your list.
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