Wednesday, May 2, 2012

JB12-9...Earth day recycling

Hello!  Just a reeeaaaallllly quick post to add my Jingle Belles card to the mix.  With this SLOW dial-up, I hope I make it in time!  We were to reduce, reuse, recycle in accordance with Earth day a few weeks ago.  My tree was originally on a gift bag that a present was received in last Christmas.  Of course, I pulled it off to use again in some way!  I tried to keep the rest of the card pretty simple to let the tree shine...so to speak!  I added the paint chip star to cover a boo-boo, and then colored a piece of bling to match.  Make sure you head on over to Jingle Belles to see the rest of this week's amazing entires!

Take care!

~Marie~

8 comments:

  1. oh i ♥LOVE♥ that sweet tree... that was a BRILLIANT save and you've made the perfect card on which it definitely, totally SHINES!!! ♥

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  2. Aren't you glad you saved this tree? It makes a lovely folk artsy card!

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  3. Love that awesome tree ... so perfect as a holiday card focal point ... and way to use that *creative opportunity* to add that star & coordinating bling ... always glad to see you at jingle belles.

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  4. Very cute. Love the curved sentiment.

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  5. What a cute, whimsical tree image! Your cover-up worked perfectly too :)

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  6. What a great card! I love the dimension of the tree.
    Thanks for stopping by my blog. I am not sure what the name of that Martha Stewart snowflake is but it is the first one that came out and I am not sure it is made anymore. She has two large snowflakes this is the one with the rounded edges. The newest one has square edges.

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  7. Marie, what a cute card and great way to reuse the tree. I love the look and color combination along with the sentiment in the front. Beautiful Christmas card!!

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  8. I like the traditional Christmas look of this card. The distressed edges are a nice touch. Great design too!

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