Tutorial Thursday - Easy Christmas Card?!

  Hey guys! Welcome to our first tutorial Thursday!

Today I'll be showing you how to make this

adorable Christmas card!

What you need:

• Thick Red Paper
• Thick white paper
• Green Felt
• Ruler
• Pencil
• Glue
• Needle
• Thread
• Scissors

First, on the green felt do a very

rough draft of a pine tree. NOTE:

IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE PERFECT! You will

see why in the next step!

So now, this is where my note comes in, LOL.

But anyways, fold the tree you drew in half, and cut along the

line. This will create a perfectly symmetrical shape. :)

First thread your needle and tie a knot. I couldn't take a perfect picture, however just start in the bottom left corner by bringing the

needle up through the felt, then bring it

across the tree diagonally going up, once you reach the other end,

bring the needle down. Then take your needle and push it up

to the surface of the tree, right above where you pulled the needle

down and under the tree from the first line. Just continue this process until your tree is decorated!

Next, fold your white paper in half. Then on one side, 

draw a neat rectangle that you will fold over onto 

The red paper. Cut this white rectangle out, now you should have

a smaller, folded white piece of paper. All you have left to do is to glue everything! So just fold the white paper over the red, leaving a red

border, then glue the white paper on! Right after that, just in the middle of it, glue on the tree! Voila! There you have it, your

own ADORABLE Christmas card! Bye for now!

NOTE: We apologize for not posting last week, ALOT was going on

and some of what happened was really sad, and

I wasn't able to post, I'm really sorry once 

again.

However, to end on a happier note, HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

I probaply should have done something 

about turkey's today, but this was planned for last week

and I love Christmas so much, it's not THAT much far away,

only about 27 DAYS, AHH!! I can't wait, I really do love seeing other

people happy because of me! It makes me feel great that I have been

an impact on their lives. I love to see other people happy, as 

much as I love being happy myself!

Well anyways, I hope everyone has an absolutely amazing dinner, and

has a great night, spending it with their families! Have a nice 

gobble-gobble day!

~Karolina