Joyful Christmas Trees

Hi friends! Justin here, and today, I am sharing some sweet Christmas inspiration using the Christmas Cake Pops Dies! I had this thought that I could JUST use the Christmas Tree Triangle to create an abstract Christmas Card that also has a merry pastel holiday palette!

Christmas Cake Pops Die Set
Eyelet Rectangle Dies
Christmas Banner Greetings Stamp Set
Banner Greetings 1 Dies
Candy Cane Stripes Stencil

Now, let’s get merry and talk about how this card came together!

For this card, I ceded to use a color palette of Pink, Red, Light Green, Green, and Light Blue. I grabbed these colors of colored cardstock, and I die cut the various tree triangles and cake pop decor from these card stocks and put them aside.

I decided on my cake pop trees being 3 different colors, and I distressed the edges with the coordinating color of Distress Oxide ink for some shading. Of course, I needed to splatter the trees as well! I then decorated each of the trees with the various sprinkle shapes I cut out earlier.

I prepared 2 different background. The first was a piece of light green cardstock with the darker green ink blended over the Candy Cane Stripes Stencil. Then, I took the largest die from the Eyelet Rectangles set and cut the shape from white paper. I blended the edges with Light Pink Distress Oxide Ink, and splattered this as well.

I heat embossed the sentiment “Joyful Holiday Wishes” from the Christmas Banner Greetings stamp set in white powder on red cardstock, and cut the sentiment out using the Banner Greetings 1 dies.

I adhered the trees and the sentiment with foam tape to my eyelet background. Then, I realized I had a LOT of remaining sprinkle die cuts, and decided to use them to decorate the rest of the eyelet panel. I took this panel, and adhered it to my Candy Cane Stripe Background.

Finally, I adhered this panel to an A2 size card base. My card was fully completed!

Thank you so much for stopping by the Pretty Pink Posh blog today for some sweet holiday inspiration! I hope this card gives you some fun ideas for what you can bake up in your crafty space!

Happy Crafting!

Justin