Cluster of Evergreens

This CAS card evolved from the pile of scrap pieces of papers piled on my desk. I had used a tree patterned paper for a previous card and had a bit of the paper left over. Instead of filing it away my scrap stash, I decided to put it to use. I cut several trees from the patterned paper, adhered them to white cardstock and fussy cut around them. I decorated the two tallest trees with wire, by wrapping it around each tree. I also had a piece of white cardstock on my desk that I had considered using on a previous card. I had lightly inked the edges but it obviously didn't work for my previous card. Since I had inked it with green and that was the color of my trees, I decided to use it for this card. I randomly cut it into three sections, adhered my trees in a cluster  on the center panel and attached it to a green cardbase.  I love it when I am able to create a second or third card from the "scraps" on my desktop. There's that much less to clean up!

While I was creating my card, I had several inspiring challenges in mind. I'm linking this card up at Twisted Tuesday Challenges. The challenge is to create a CAS Christmas themed project.  There is also an "Evergreen Tree" challenge at Christmas Card Challenges and the "Anything Goes...as long as it's Christmas" challenge over at Crafty Hazelnuts Christmas Challenges . Just for the fun of it, I'll also link up with Old Back Porch where anyone is welcome to share a current crafty project.

Thank you so much for stopping by and taking a peek at my card!

Enjoy your day!