I CASED this card from one by Narelle Farrugia I saw on Pinterest.  I loved the way she had created a forest of trees.

I cut a piece of the Polka Dot Designer Series Paper from the Season of Style Designer Series Paper Stack and attached it to Chocolate Chip card.  This piece is attached to Whisper White card and then to scored and folded Crumb Cake card.  I cut strips of Cherry Cobbler and Crumb Cake card, cut “v’s” in one end and attached them to the top of the designer series paper.  I stamped Merry Christmas from the More Merry Messages stampset onto Whisper White card using Cherry Cobbler ink and cut a “v” in one end.  I attached the greeting to Chocolate Chip card which I trimmed to match before attaching it to the card front.  I stamped the “solid” tree from the Evergreen stamp set onto scrap Whisper White card using Old Olive ink, three times.  I stamped the “outline” tree over each of the “solid” images using Chocolate Chip ink and cut them out.  The trees are attached to the card front so that they are overlapping.  Lastly I added three Cherry Cobbler Candy Dots to the top left hand corner.

To decorate the inside of the card, I attached a strip of the Polka Dot Designer Series Paper to Chocolate Chip card and then to Whisper White card.  I stamped the tree as before using Old Olive and Chocolate Chip ink before attaching to the inside of the card.

I think this is a great card, don’t you?  Thanks again to Narelle for the inspiration.

You can purchase the supplies to make this card from my online store.

Supplies:

Evergreen Stamp Set – Item No. 127973(clear), Item No. 127970(wood)

More Merry Messages – Item No.126402 (clear), Item No. 126400(wood)

Whisper White A4 card – Item No. 106549

Crumb Cake A4 card – Item No. 121685

Chocolate Chip A4 card – Item No. 108599

Cherry Cobbler A4 card – Item No.121681

Old Olive Ink – Item No. 126593

Chocolate Chip ink – Item No. 108599

Cherry Cobbler ink – Item No. 126966

Season of Style Designer Series Paper Stack – Item No. 132181

Regal Candy Dots – Item No.  130932

Bye for now,

Kris