Petal’s a Plenty Christmas Tree!

This is the 4th project we made at my BIG SHOT CLASS.  I love this card and so did all of the participants :)  

This card uses the Petals A Plenty Impressions Folder from Stampin' Up!  It's only available for a limited time in the Holiday Mini Catalog… so if you don't have it yet, be sure to use my SHOP NOW link below to get it soon! :)  (item code 116824 – pg 21)

Petals tree card

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To make this wonderful tree, follow these steps.

1. cut a triangle from Stampin' Up! chipboard (any size or shape triangle is ok) – I had to cut 2 pieces and layer them together

2.  lay them ON TOP of your Petals a Plenty Embossing folder

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3.  put your cardstock INSIDE the folder

 4.  put the folder (w/ cardstock inside) on TOP of tab 1 of the multipurpose platform and put a CLEAR PLATE ON TOP of the whole thing (have have detached tab 2, that is why you don't see it)

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5.  run it through the Stampin' Up! Big Shot and you will get this!

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6.  Cut a reverse mask to cover the flat portion of your card, and lay it over your cardstock.  Using a sponge dauber color the tree with any color desired (Old Olive used here)

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7.  Do the same thing using Champagne Mist Shimmer paint and a different sponge dauber. (item codes 116806 and 102892)

8.  Color in the berries with a Real Red marker (item code 100052)

9. Layer onto Real Red and Old Olive.  I sponged the edges of my Sahara Sand cardstock with both the Old Olive and Shimmer Paint.

10. I punched a star from the "Bridesmaid" striped specialty paper and added a gold brad to the center. (item codes 109045 and 116479)

Add a greeting of your choice – we used printed greetings from My Digital Studio and punched them out with the Modern Label punch!

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28 thoughts on “Petal’s a Plenty Christmas Tree!”

  1. Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!! My gals will flip over this! I will have to try it before they come over tomorrow. Thanks for the great ideas!!!

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  2. WOW!!!!! Seriously, Patty, I know I’ve told you before but this is worth repeating: you are the Big Shot Queen! This card looks incredible! Thank you for sharing!
    On a side note, I love the personalized blog header announcing the Tour! Can’t wait to see your projects on the 20th!
    Cindy 🙂

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  3. Beautiful, just beautiful!!! You are amazing. Thanks for the great tutorial. I never miss your blog posts~~you are super awesome!!! 😀

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  4. This is a terrific technique, but I don’t have the Big Shot. I tried it with my Cuttlebug with no success. Any tips?? Thanks for sharing.

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