I saw this tree on a couple of blogs and just couldn't resist doing it. It is completely folded paper and no stamping at all.
The tree itself is made by doing 2 sheets of Cuttlebug Embossing Folder Snowflakes, cutting them into the squares listed below, edging them with scalloped scissors or cutting them with dies and then folding them. Glue and glitter were then added to the scalloped edges too. The star is a small ornament I bought a long time ago.
The background behind the tree is Cuttlebug Embossing Folder Swiss Dots. The frame around the tree is Cuttlebug Embossing Folder Snowflakes. It is edged in glitter. The blue on the ribbon is a really great match IRL for the Rhinestones, but alas, not in a picture. Ha! Below is a list of sites where you can either watch a video or see tutorials on how to do it:
How to Make an Origami Christmas Tree:
1. Origami Wow Christmas Tree Cards - You Tube Video OR she explains on her blog.
2. Origami Christmas Tree - Card of the Week Video
3. Word Instructions by Kardizzy
The rest of the card was very simple I used the complete 4.25X5.5 piece of Swiss Dots behind the 4.0X5.25 piece of Snowflakes with the oval cut out. The finished cardfront was mounted on a white folded piece of 5.5X8.5 piece of cardstock.
Supplies:
Origami Christmas Tree:
1 8.5 Neenah Classic Laid Heather Green text or Cover paper (text would be easier to fold)
- 1 3" square sheet of paper
- 1 2.5" square sheet of paper
- 1 2" square sheet of paper
- 1 1.5 square sheet of paper
Background:
- 1 4.0X5.25 Neenah Classic Laid Heather Green text or Cover paper Ridges are imprinted in it
- 2 8.5 X 11 Neenah Paper Classic Crest Solar White Super Smooth 80 lb. cardstock
- 1 Small contraband Christmas tree Star ornament
- Glue pen for around edges of oval frame and edges of scalloped squares.
- Fiskars Small scallop scissors or try Spellbinders squares too.
- Fiskars Oval template, or try Spellbinders Oval
- Mark Richards Crystal Stickers Elements Blue 5mm, 3mm
- Deco Art Glamour Dust Crystal - It looks and acts just like Dazzling Diamonds, but is much cheaper for more.
- May Arts Ribbon
Well, I have another project going, or 2 or 3 or........ Thanks for stopping by 'the blog' to look and share.
The tree itself is made by doing 2 sheets of Cuttlebug Embossing Folder Snowflakes, cutting them into the squares listed below, edging them with scalloped scissors or cutting them with dies and then folding them. Glue and glitter were then added to the scalloped edges too. The star is a small ornament I bought a long time ago.
The background behind the tree is Cuttlebug Embossing Folder Swiss Dots. The frame around the tree is Cuttlebug Embossing Folder Snowflakes. It is edged in glitter. The blue on the ribbon is a really great match IRL for the Rhinestones, but alas, not in a picture. Ha! Below is a list of sites where you can either watch a video or see tutorials on how to do it:
How to Make an Origami Christmas Tree:
1. Origami Wow Christmas Tree Cards - You Tube Video OR she explains on her blog.
2. Origami Christmas Tree - Card of the Week Video
3. Word Instructions by Kardizzy
The rest of the card was very simple I used the complete 4.25X5.5 piece of Swiss Dots behind the 4.0X5.25 piece of Snowflakes with the oval cut out. The finished cardfront was mounted on a white folded piece of 5.5X8.5 piece of cardstock.
Supplies:
Origami Christmas Tree:
1 8.5 Neenah Classic Laid Heather Green text or Cover paper (text would be easier to fold)
- 1 3" square sheet of paper
- 1 2.5" square sheet of paper
- 1 2" square sheet of paper
- 1 1.5 square sheet of paper
Background:
- 1 4.0X5.25 Neenah Classic Laid Heather Green text or Cover paper Ridges are imprinted in it
- 2 8.5 X 11 Neenah Paper Classic Crest Solar White Super Smooth 80 lb. cardstock
- 1 Small contraband Christmas tree Star ornament
- Glue pen for around edges of oval frame and edges of scalloped squares.
- Fiskars Small scallop scissors or try Spellbinders squares too.
- Fiskars Oval template, or try Spellbinders Oval
- Mark Richards Crystal Stickers Elements Blue 5mm, 3mm
- Deco Art Glamour Dust Crystal - It looks and acts just like Dazzling Diamonds, but is much cheaper for more.
- May Arts Ribbon
Well, I have another project going, or 2 or 3 or........ Thanks for stopping by 'the blog' to look and share.
Shirley
Wow, Shirley, this is stunning! I love it!
ReplyDeleteТакую открытку я бы назвала “Волшебное Рождество!” Я восхищаюсь Вашим талантом, Ширли!
ReplyDeleteooooooo! Paper crafts! I can hardly contain myself! Thanks for the great links
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteB-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh!! that is one of the most beautiful cards I have ever seen!!! Thanks for the directions !!! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is soooooo beautiful!! Sharon
ReplyDeleteWOW! Gorgeous.. This is lovely.. Who needs stamping when you can make something so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteShirley they really are fun to make aren't they. Yours is absolutely gorgeous! So much fun to see the difference of them all. Looking forward to seeing your others.
ReplyDeleteShirley, that is just beautiful! Thank you for the links on how to make one. I'm going to do one of those!
ReplyDeleteBarb
WOW Shirley, this card is gorgeous and so different....I really like the shade of green you used too (also different!)!!!
ReplyDeletePam
Absolutely, jaw dropping, drool all over your keyboard gorgeous! This is the nicest card I've seen lately.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely gorgeous!!! I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely beautiful! I love the scalloped edges and sparkle on the tree - stunning!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Thanks so much for the instructions.
ReplyDeleteVicki
Love the Chritmas tree!!!!! Very nicely done - elegant colors too.
ReplyDeleteTera
Oh this is why I so love to come and visit your blog! Love this card - it's simply gorgeous.
ReplyDeletewow Shirly, this is so very, very gorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeletewow..so pretty!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! So gentle and very very beautiful! Love it!!! Thank you for tutorials!
ReplyDeleteWOW it's just beautiful. thanks for the directions.
ReplyDeleteOk, Shirley, I must first apologize for the drool on your blog....my mouth yet again is hanging open! This is incredibly awesome! If I get caught up this weekend, I will be trying this origami tree! Just stunning!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Maria
Shirley that is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJose
This is gorgeous Shirley! WOW! Hey, I have soemthing for you over at my blog! ;-)
ReplyDeleteOoohh Shirley that is lovely!! I love all that embossing, and what a cool tree! I really like the window, will have to try that. Have a great weekend! xx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous Shirley! I love those trees! Its awesome!
ReplyDeleteWoWzA!!! Shirley, you've done it again! This is stunning! :D
ReplyDeleteWow.. beautiful cards! ;P
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Daniel
*Norway*
This is GORGEOUS! The colour that you have choosen is so nice!
ReplyDeleteI love this card! Thanks for the links, I will try it hopefully!
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VIBGYOR Krafts
absolutely lovely... the best card you have done... just love it
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! It is so elegant and beautiful. I love your star on top, what a find!
ReplyDeleteOMG, Shirley! This is so pretty! I can't wait to give this a try. Thanks for the link! You're the best!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Becky
Oh wow! Another stunner Shirley! I made a few of these cards last Christmas, but they weren't half as pretty as yours!
ReplyDeletevery beautiful Shirley, love it!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Shirley this is just stunning! Love that dimensional tree in the oval and the ribbon, star and bling are all so perfect!
ReplyDeletethis is just beautiful,
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing!
Ok now that is just drop dead gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW Shirley!! This is so amazing!! Totally gorgeous!! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, Shirley, this is WAY COOL!! I love it, your version is just beautiful, all the bling and Cuttlebugging too...wow (again, LOL).
ReplyDeleteI think I found a link to your blog at Phree's...wow am I glad I came and looked around...tree card is stunning! I want to make one now...I think perhaps I am the "other" Shirley to you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous tree. The cream cardstock with blue touches is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely gorgeous, it's so very pretty and I love all the cuttlebug embossing. x
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning. I do not make cards but I am starting to ge into it and I will case this one if that is okay. Thank you for shring. I have to explore more. Later ........
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Shirley!! This is GORGEOUS! Thank you for stopping by my blog today and for all your lovely comments!! It enabled me to be able to find YOU!!! Your work is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteShirley this is absolutely GORGEOUS!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Shirley... Lovely card! So soft and the CB embossing is an awesome touch. Very Elegant... Smiles! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my, this is gorgeous. I absolutely must give this a try. I love how you embossed them too!!
ReplyDeletehugs, Jami
your card is GORGEOUS!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card , love the star embellishment too !
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful Christmas Tree!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for popping by and your lovely comments about my Cards!
Suze x
Absolutely GORGEOUS!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh - this is just gorgeous Shirley! Thanks so much for including the links too - I think I might have to make one of these too!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous ... such an elegant holiday card.
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful I have made alot of those trees but never thought to emboss it like that it looks great
ReplyDeleteHugs
Norine
Wow stunning Shirley, I've saw a tutorial on another blog and just made it my weekly card for my christmas challenge. Your card is gorgeous put mine to shame. X Fab
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