Sorry for the lack of posting these last couple of weeks. It's the busy season of getting things ready for the holidays. One of the things that I wanted to get out of the way, so to speak, was these trees. As you can imagine, even though they are die cut, there is a lot of scrap created. Some of it very small as I tend to want to squish the very most out of every postcard advert that I use. So my workspace and particularly the floor in that room get full of those scraps and I just wanted to get them done so I could clean it up and not track it around the house.
I brought one of them into school for my desk and now people are bringing me junk mail from home, so this project will probably continue after the holidays and I just might have to stock up for next year and auction some completed ones off.
One last picture to share. This little guy watching "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" for the first time with his big bowl of popcorn and yes, that's what's left of his first black eye. No fighting involved, just a couple of little boy's heads knocking.
Lorraine, they are so beautiful. I'm sure they are a bit time-consuming, but how worth it. What a magical wonderland of a forest you have created. I hear you on the time think, I feel swamped by life right now.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cutie! I love your trees so much work.
ReplyDeleteYour trees look awesome, very original!
ReplyDeleteAwe, the little guy is adorable, even with his healing black eye.
I just love these trees Lorraine! And what a great way of using up some advertising brochures you get in the mail! You have done an excellent job making the tress!
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Those trees are absolutely adorable! It's no wonder people are bringing you the makings for more because they're probably hoping you'll make them one. Adorable 'grand' too - no doubt loving on Rudolph like our 2 year old grandson is.
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