Having a little play before I get ready for tonight’s class. A quick little card showcasing the pretty Designer Series Paper – Tidings of Christmas for the Alphabet Challenge Letter “P”.
I am working with the Paper Craft Crew Sketch Challenge (#449) and taking several liberties by changing the orientation from horizontal to vertical, changing the square shapes to trees and creating a mini slim-line card for the Double Trouble Challenge (#96).
Here is the result:

Steps:
- Mini Slim Line Card Base: (7” x 6” scored at 3½”) Sahara Sand cardstock.
- Left Accent Strip: (½” x 6”) Evening Evergreen Herring Bone pattern from the Tidings of Christmas Designer Series Paper pack.
- Center Accent Strip: (1½” x 6”) Sahara Sand Snowflake pattern.
- Right Accent Strip: (½” x 6”) Cherry Cobbler cardstock scrap.
- Squares – Shapes – Christmas Trees: (1¾” x 2¼”) Additional patterned paper: Cherry Cobbler Stripe, Basic White Holly and Pine, Evening Evergreen Holiday Leaves, and Evening Evergreen Stripe. The Trees were punched out with the Pine Tree Punch.
- Sentiment Label: (2” x ½”) Evening Evergreen cardstock scrap. The sentiment, Christmas Cheer, from the retired Itty Bitty Christmas stamp set was chosen because I needed a shorter sentiment to fit the vertical mini slim-line card. The sentiment was stamped with Versamark ink and heat-set with White Embossing Powder. The label was flagged by hand using Paper Snips.
All of the elements were adhered to the flipped card base to resemble the sketch. Two of the Trees were popped up with Dimensionals.
Such pretty paper. Six different patterns are shown on this Christmas card. The sketch is a great one to use up smaller scraps you may have on hand from making other projects.
Thanks for spending some of your time with me today. Cheers, Jolanda!
One of the Twists with the Double Trouble challenge was to use a punch or a die and if you did so, you could enter Elibelle’s Crafty Challenge for November. So, I will do that too!
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Such a beautiful card! Love the mix of patterned papers for this fabulous tall card! Thank you so much for joining in at my Crafty Wednesday challenge this months as well as partner challenge Double Trouble!
Ellie
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Thank you, Ellibelle.
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A brilliant idea to diecut trees from your patterned papers to create this fabulous Christmas card,thank you for joining in at the Alphabet Challenge
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What a great idea to die cut trees from patterned papers – this is a great way to create a slimline card! Thanks for sharing with us at Double Trouble 🙂
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Jolanda, love your slimline Christmas card!. The colors all go so well together, and the look is clean and crisp!! Thank you for sharing your card with us at Double Trouble!!! -Donna
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What a lovely card, I am inspired to get out that punch! You’ve put together such a great combination of papers.
Thanks for joining us at Double Trouble.
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What a great way to stack and decorate your trees in the many patterns on a slimline… beautiful card. Thanks for sharing with us at Double Trouble and Ellibelle’s Crafty Challenges.
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Love this one. Traditional Christmas colors, clean modern design
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Another fab card, Jolanda – so clever to make your patterned paper the main focus rather than the background. I love it! Thanks for joining us at The Alphabet Challenge. Deborah
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Wow, what a fabulous way to showcase those papers. It’s lovely. Thanks for joining us at The Alphabet Challenge. Love Dawn x
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I love the mini slim line size…still lots of landscape to work with, but not overwhelming! I really like the multi colored Christmas trees! Thanks for playing along with Double Trouble.
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