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Build a Patterned Paper Tree by Jean Okimoto

Pick your favorite patterns from the Poinsettia Garland and Poinsettia Plaid 6×6 sets and build a frosty blue Christmas tree.  The popular Layered Polar Bear likes it – and it’s a great way to use these beautiful new patterned papers.  Hi, Jean here with my favorite bear – and some inspiration for December’s Patterned Papers Challenge.

Cut Poinsettia Plaid and Poinsettia Garland circles using the 1″ Circle Basics die.  Cut the pale blue and gold plaid with the ¾” Circle Basics die.

Cut the narrowest Birch Tree Trunk from kraft cardstock.

Cut the 2nd-largest Nested Globes die from textured white cardstock.  Attach the tree trunk and circles to the Nested Globe background.

Attach white and pale aqua wool-blend felt to adhesive label paper or a sticker sheet to stabilize the fabric and keep adhesives from saturating it.  Cut the Layered Polar Bear from the felt.  Cut the remaining sections from heavy white cardstock.  

Attach a scrap of black cardstock behind his eyes and nose.  Color the ear portions of the felt diecut with a brown marker.

Cut the scarf layers – borrowed from the Bundled Bird die set – from the light aqua felt.

Attach the diecuts to a light blue A6 card (4-½” x 6-¼”).  Add pale blue Winter Fantasy Gemstones.  Cut an A6-sized piece of cardstock to protect the card front for mailibng.  Many layers create a very thick card – it may require special handling and additional postage.  

You don’t need lights, tinsel or ornaments for his special tree – just use Memory Box 6×6 prints!

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