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Arrow Tree

I made so many Christmas cards this year, but I still need more. so I decided to take part in the Paperminutes challenge called "Arrows" and make some more cards. I also linked it to this Stampotique challenge. This is my final version. I masked the tree with post it notes and used my Stamp-a-magic for positioning. The sentiment is Hero Arts, Thearrow is from "My mind's eye", the punch is McGill Starburst and I could not resist Stickles.....



The arrow is from "My mind's eye", the punch is McGill Starburst and I could not resist Stickles.....

This is my son's social studies school project. The theme is "create an advertisement from a product that was invented between 1860 and 1900". He choose the Kodak Brownie camera.
 



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Caro *schoki* said…
Ach das ist ja mal ein witziger Weihnachtsbaum.
Danke fürs Mitmachen bei Paperminutes!!!
December 17, 2012 at 5:09 AM
Kaz said…
I love your arrow tree, it works so well! Thanks for joining us at Stampotique. YOur son's project is fab I hope he gets a good grade for it.
December 17, 2012 at 12:49 PM
Barbara said…
That school project looks like an A+ to me! Und der Tannenbaum aus Pfeilen ist echt einfallsreich.
December 18, 2012 at 6:27 PM
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