Scandinavian Christmas Tree Card | Honey Bee Stamps

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I made this simple Christmas Tree card featuring products from Honey Bee Stamps and Pigment Craft Co. The ink colours from Pigment work nicely with the Scandinavian Christmas stamp set by Honey Bee. I love the simplicity of these Scandinavian-themed cards and they're perfect for mass production!

I'll also be entering this card in the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge which is an Anything Goes theme featuring Honey Bee products.

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To start, I measured and cut out an isosceles triangle in the shape of a Christmas tree from white cardstock. Then I used my MISTI and acrylic blocks to stamp out the small images from the Scandinavian Christmas stamp set within the triangle in Pigment Craft Co inks: Eucalyptus, Jade, Himalayan and Turmeric.

I then cut out another triangle just slightly larger than the stamped one in gold glitter cardstock and adhered the two with foam adhesive. I heat embossed the sentiment with Altenew Rose Gold EP and cut it out with the coordinating die. I also cut a second sentiment from gold glitter cardstock and offset it to create a shadow. I adhered this to the center of the tree. 

For the background, I dry embossed some dark green cardstock sized 4" x 5-1/4" with the Kaleidoscope 3D embossing folder from Honey Bee Stamps. I attached this to an A2-sized top folding whit card base and adhered the tree. 

Finally, I embellished the tree with gold pearls from the Holiday Pearl Stickers set. And I embellished the background with clear gems from the Winter Wonder Gem stickers set.

And that's really all it took. I hope you've been inspired to make something similar yourself. As always, all of the products used here have been listed below for your shopping convenience!! 

Also, don't forget to check out/follow me on my Instagram account @deezinesbyd for this and more card inspiration!

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Supplies 

(note: Any products not included here are linked within the blog text)