Quilty Christmas Tree Cards!

Hi friends! Want to get an early start on your Christmas cards and have some craft fun? Try this faux quilt technique!

This will work with any shape to create a homespun handmade card. No Christmas tree stencil? Trace a printed clip art or a cookie cutter! Watch the video to see how to make these!

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Supplies:

• Peg Stamp Sets: Diamond Sky,  Holly Border, Winter Night Sky, Pepita’s Poinsettia, Winter Pine Border, Holiday Garden

• Blending brushes

• Black pen

• White , cream and kraft cardstock

• Adhesive

• Dye ink pads

• Enamel dots or stickers for decorations if desired

Project tips!

1. When using blending brushes I recommending having about 6 brushes, 1 for all greens, 1 for reds, 1 for yellows etc so you don’t have to wash them and you conserve your ink.

2. I used heavy-duty scissors with serrated bladed I bought at the dollar tree to cut through all of the trees at once. Be sure to hold the trees together tightly as you cut so they don’t slide.

3. If you don’t have stamps you can try this technique with scrapbook paper, it would be really cute and you can use up what you have!

I hope this project inspired you and til next time happy crafting!