Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Flower Petal Christmas Tree

Today, I have a Christmas tree card to show you, with a unique twist.  These leaves look like eucalyptus leaves, don't they?


This tree is made from paper flower petals, painted with Emerald shimmer paint.  (You may recall I made some shamrocks with these, too.)

















I cut them apart and assembled into a tree, directly onto the patterned paper, using craft glue.  Use the glue sparingly, though, so it does not warp the paper beneath (you live, you learn ;).


The punched-star was gilded with Gold shimmer paint, and the tree trunk (a Word Window punch) sports a coat of Chocolate shimmer paint.

Sadly, this is my last post as a DT member of Creative Inspirations Paints.  :-(  I have THOROUGHLY enjoyed being part of the team, and am such a fan of these amazing paints.  With some new work commitments in my life, however, I need to pare down a bit.  Thank you to Kendra for being a terrific DT coordinator, who makes everything wonderful with her great organizational skills and sunny attitude.  :-)

And thank YOU ever so much for joining me here today!



Dimensions: 4.25" x 5.5"
Stamps: Holiday Sayings - Hero Arts
Paper: patterned paper - Our Holiday Traditions - Me & My Big Ideas; Chocolate Chip, Handsome Hunter, Cranberry Crisp - SU; white - PTI
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black - Tsukineko
Fibers: twine - Creative Impressions
Other: star die cut; Gold, Chocolate, Emerald shimmer paints - Creative Inspirations Paints; flower petals - Prima; Word Window Punch - SU

7 comments:

  1. Wowwwwwwwwwww!!! This is GORGEOUS!!! I love love love that tree!!!!!!! WOW!!!!

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  2. What a great idea, Col! And I adore all the dimension!

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  3. Pretty shine on the tree Colleen looks great with the DP!

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  4. Love this tree, Colleen...so unique. I may just have to find time to try this.
    I'm sure you will be missed at CIP.

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  5. Wow! So creative and gorgeous! The Christmas tree with the fab leaves is so interesting with great texture and dimension!

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  6. Oh my goodness girly. You are so creative. I just love this. Love how you used those flowers. Looks amazing.

    Hugs~

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Thank you so much for your visit today! May God bless you!

Hugs,
Colleen

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