Saturday, 1 October 2016

Orange Christmas Tree

This month's Christmas Cards All Year Round challenge is 'Use Some Orange' and we are sponsored by Freshly Brewed Designs.  For my card I've made an inlaid die-cut Christmas tree (one of my favourite techniques at the moment) but I have found it hard to photograph the mirri card.

I'm entering Penny's Paper-Crafty Challenge 'Winter/Christmas', Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas Challenge 'Anything Goes' and Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas Challenge Extra where 'Anything Goes as long as it's Christmas'.


Card blank: 6" x 4" white silk
Die: Memory Box 'Sparkling Tile Tree'
Snippets: Orange mirri and white silk card

I die-cut the tree from the white card and backed it with double sided tape.  I then die-cut the tree from several tiny snippets of orange mirri card and inserted these into the white tree.  This panel was then trimmed, layered onto a slightly larger piece of orange mirri and attached to the card front.

Kath x

15 comments:

Valerija said...

Beautiful card! Such a lovely tree!
Valerija xx

meg said...

What patience you must have all those tiny pieces to place around the die cut, It was well worth it the tree looks stunning, love your card

brenda said...

So very elegant Kath and such intricate work.

baili said...

graceful and lovely thank you

Stamps and Paper said...

Lovely CAS card Kath

Anne

Barb said...

Great work Kath. I have real trouble with this technique. I love your miri tree and I think it's photographed really well. Barbxx

Pat said...

That is a lovely tree and the orange mirri card inlaid and used as a matted layer is just perfect Kath. x

Sue said...

Another lovely card Kath. Sue

Darnell said...

I love how fresh and clean this is, Kath! That single focus pocus has a huge impact!! Hugs, Darnell

cotnob said...

This is gorgeous Kath, so elegant.
Pauline
x

Sarn said...

Very elegant and CAS. Perfect. xxx

Janice said...

A very elegant, CAS card, I love it!
Janice x

KandA said...

Wonderful card Kath. It must have taken forever to paper piece the die but well worth it xx

Hazel said...

Thank you for sharing your lovely crafting for Penny’s challenge 297, Hazel DT - and also for both of my CHNC challenges – hope to see you again soon x

Jennifer Scull said...

I really like your beautifully die cut Christmas tree! it looks so very elegant.

thank you so much for joining our challenge over at The Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas Challenge Blog Extra! :)