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Here’s the FOURTH of twelve FREE weekly Christmas tutorials that I will be sending to you!  These exclusive gifts are only for individuals like you, that are Plum Crazy Stamping Subscribers!
 
I hope the ideas in the Twelve Weeks of Christmas projects will motivate and inspire you to make some handmade cards or papercrafts this holiday season. Share the magic of Christmas with those you love!

FOREVER FOREST CARD

Supplies:

• Stamp Sets:  Forever Forest (162054) Christmas Classics (161970)
• Inks:  Memento Tuxedo Black (132708), Old Olive (147090), Whisper White Pigment (147277)
• Paper: Basic White (159276), Real Red (102482), Crumb Cake (120953), Winter Meadow DSP (162133)
• Other: Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine (149653), Forever Forest Dies (162057), Take Your Pick Tool (144107), (Stampin’ Dimensionals (104430), Stampin’ Seal (149699), Bone Folder (102300), 
• Other: Scotch tape

Measurements:

• Real Red (card base):  4 ¼” x 11; scored at 5 ½”
• Winter Meadow DSP, white/gray:  4 ¾ X 2 ¾ 
• Basic White (to stamp and die cut trees):  4 ½ X 3 ½ 
• Crumb Cake (to die cut mountains): scrap
• Basic White (to die cut stars): scrap

Instructions

1. Fold the Real Red cardstock in half to form the card base. Use the Bone Folder to get a good crease.
2. Using White Pigment Ink, stamp the snow image from the Forever Forest stamp set all over the real read card base.
3. Using Stampin’ Seal (or liquid glue) adhere the Winter Meadow DSP piece to top right side of the real read card base.
4. Stamp the greeting using Memento Black on this DSP, see photo for placement.
5. On your scrap basic white, stamp the tree images using Old Olive ink and cut out using the matching die.
6. Using scrap Crumb Cake, cut out mountains using mountain die from the Forever Forest Die set. 
7. Using basic white scrap, cut out stars using the star die from the Forever Forest Die set and adhere the stars using liquid glue and your Take Your Pick tool on the card, see picture for placement.
8. Adhere the mountains underneath the Winter Meadow DSP as per picture.
9. Using Dimensionals add the tree image on top of the mountains as per picture.