Friday, August 26, 2016

Tiny Trees


When I have small leftover pieces of green cardstock, I often punch them with a SU! mini tree punch and keep them in a tiny box. For this card, I glued a bunch of those trees onto a piece of white cardstock, then die-cut it with a Lil Inker stitched rectangle. I die-cut another large tree from the SU! Peaceful Pines framelit set and stamped the sentiment, then dotted with red liquid pearls. The final touch was to place a punched red star on the top. I used the Lil Inker stitched rectangle dies on all layers.

I'm sharing this over at the August Rudolph Days where you have until the end of the month to make your Christmas card and enter it into the challenge.

Thanks for stopping by and make it a great day!


Carol



20 comments:

Wendy said...

I just love those stitched panels and always forget I have them! Can't believe you punched all those little trees out! Wow! It makes a pretty background piece and goes perfectly with the main focal image! Very pretty holiday card, Carol! TFS and have a happy Friday! :)

Dr Sonia S V said...

WOW how beautifully your card is matted ...the trees look super gorgeous
Thank you so much for joining us at the Rudolph day Challenge!
Rudolph Days Challenge DT
Dr Sonia

*Vicki* said...

I wouldn't have realized that you've attached all of those trees to you background if I hadn't read your post here!! What a fabulous idea and this is such a cute Christmas design!! I love it! Have a wonderful weekend my friend! HUGS

Mary Anne / MA54K said...

That tree paper is super perfect! I reach for the stitched panel more and more, and I just never get tired of them.

Anonymous said...

oh my goodness, you attached all those trees to make the beautiful background?!! you must have a lot of patience! the red liquid pearls really pop and i love how you've placed the sentiment! thank you so much for playing along with us at the rudolph days challenge!
linda
DT member

cotnob said...

A super card Carol, you have created a fabulous background.
Pauline
x

Kathleen said...

Great idea with the green scraps of paper, they have created a great background and made a lovely card.

Kath x

Princess Judy Palmer said...

My gosh, you sure went to town with all those little punched out trees. It's a great background. How fun!

Alice (scrAPpamondo) said...

I made the same with the tiny butterflies, but I have never tought to make the same with Christmas trees!! Thanks for this clever idea!! But I'm sure that I never will be able to put them in a so regular and accurate pattern!! You have made a perfect patterned paper!! Stunning work!! Love the design of this card, so cool and unusual! The stitched panels and the red touches make it amazing!
Very well done!

Alice (scrAPpamondo) said...

...Pinned! :D
https://it.pinterest.com/pin/534802524484356874/

Stampsnob. said...

Perfect background for the tree Great card ,Lis

aussie aNNie said...

Lovely card Chris, the little red pearls look super gorgeous.xx
Have a good weekend.xx {aNNie}

Sue's Crafty Corner said...

A gorgeous card, I love the punched trees.

Sue xx

Jean said...

All your little punched out trees make super background for the large tree.
Jean x

scrappymo! said...

What a great idea for those tree snippets. You have a perfect measuring eye as the placement is fab!

Great card, Carol.
Thanks for takingpart in the Aug Rudolph Days Challenge.

Faith A at Daffodil Cards said...

A lovely Christmas card with all those little trees as a background, clever you.
Faith
x

Gloria said...

Beautiful Christmas trees! Love your design!
Thank you so much for joining us at August Rudolph days challenge! xx

Barb said...

It must have taken ages to stick the little trees on the card and they make a great background. I love that shade of green. I do similar with my small pieces and punch out flowers, small leaves and butterflies. Barbxx

JD/ Jill said...

Wow! I love this idea! So creative! Must remember that. Hope you don't mind me casing your idea!

Darnell said...

I missed this post when it was published, but I've come to find it so I could publicly say how really extraordinary it is in real life! Honestly, I can't believe you painstakingly glued on each of the dozens of sweet little trees to this card, Carol! I feel very special to have received this card which you made with lots of care and love! Thank you, my friend!! Happy Holiday Hugs, Darnell