Pop up christmas tree card

Today was an awesome day. I got to spend it with two of my favorite men; my husband and my son. We spent the day in Denver at the Museum of Nature and Science. There is a special Myth Busters d…

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Hi all! It's Karen Burniston's Design Team Challenge day again, and the theme this month is 'Trees, Please!' For my card I used the Christmas Tree Pop-Up die set - I absolutely love how this set creates a goregous pop-up tree so easily! The whole tree folds down flat - it's so clever! I decorated the tree with red Glitter Dots from Elizabeth Craft Designs, and the star and tree base dies all come in the Christmas Tree Pop-Up set. You can see the construction more in the picture below. The…

One of the first things that herald in the Christmas season is greeting cards. You can easily make your own pop-up Christmas tree card to send to family members and friends. All you need to get started is some paper, a paperclip or pen,...

Good morning friends I wanted to try Karen Burniston's Christmas Tree Pop-Up and this package of vintage looking patterned paper was sitting on top of my Christmas papers pile. The journal card was cut from one of the papers in the stack, I added a tree and snowflake from the Winter Charms die set and some white Nuvo Crystal Drops. That finished off the card front. The blue ribbon has a lovely shimmer to it - lovely stuff. As the card is opening, you can see the pretty dimensional Christmas…

A full video tutorial, plus photo assembly instruction sheet for the new Christmas Trees Pop Stand die are available on my blog post: http://karenburniston.typepad.com/i_am_not_lefthanded/2015/08/video-tutorial-pop-it-ups-1037-christmas-trees-pop-stand.html

More info and an assembly video for the die set are on my blog post here: http://karenburniston.typepad.com/i_am_not_lefthanded/2017/11/confetti-christmas-tree-pop-up-card.html

I love Christmas in July! It's so hot here in Arizona that being outside for more than a few minutes makes my eyeballs feel like they are melting out of their sockets, so what could be better than staying cool indoors and getting a head start on my Christmas crafting? Perfect timing! Today I am sharing a simple but really effective card that I made after watching a video from the very talented MayMay over at MayMay Made It Crafts Click here to watch on MayMay's You Tube channel. I used some…