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What have YOU created for the Holidays this year???

My biggest project this season has definitely been this Christmas Tree:
I just LOOOVE how it turned out!  Here's how I made it:
First of all, the idea came from a project I saw at convention by Sara Batkin.  I used ALL Close To My Heart products on the tree, and tons of cuts with my Cricut Art Philosophy!

I used two packages of these banners.  I found that I could cut the banner shape on the Art Philosophy Cartridge to 7" to fit the banners :)

The papers used are the Olive diamond pattern from Lucky, and Olive Cardstock
I stamped some tiny ornaments in Olive ink, then added some Sparkles to them


I created over 40 rolled flowers (remember THIS post).  I used them to create a "garland" across my tree. 
I used hemp to tie each banner together, then cranberry ribbon to make bows (and keep the pieces together too).  Even though its all tied up, I had to tape some cardboard across the backs of the rows to secure them really good!

Here's some detail for you :)

To order the products used to make this banner, visit my website at:  www.ctmh.com/roxybonds
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My Creations® Banner- need 2 sets

12" X 12" Lucky Level 2 Paper Packet- need 2 packs

Clear Sparkles

3/8" Cranberry Grosgrain Ribbon

12" X 12" Light Red & Pink Cardstock Shade

Natural Hemp

12" X 12" Dark Green Cardstock Shade Pack

Cricut® Art Philosophy Collection

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Comments

Lisa Stenz said…
Soooooo clever and soooooo cute Jen! Thanks for sharing it on my Art Philosophy Blog Hop/Linky party! *Ü*
Mary said…
What a fun idea! Great job!!!
Lori Miller said…
Jen, you did a gorgeous job on the tree! I have pictures of Sara's from the MI Regionals, and you totally did hers justice! :) Great work!
Christine Adams said…
Jen, I saw this at convention too and wanted to re-create it! But I never did. I LOVE your version! :o)
Romaine said…
What a clever and adorable idea!
Peggy Lee said…
love love your tree!!!

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