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I saw in the latest Creating Keepsakes magazine a new glitter lace cardstock from KI Memories called "Merry Trees". I couldn't find a big enough picture to create my own SVG from it, but if anyone as anything similar that they wouldn't mind sharing, I'd really appreciate it. It doesn't have to be exactly the same, just that same idea. TIA! Teri

That is really nice. It must have taken quite a while to make.

Very Nice

Maybe I wasn't clear... I didn't make that file, it's just a low-quality picture from another website. It is quite lovely and I was hoping that someone had made something similar that they might be willing to share.

I would LOVE to have even one of the trees as a single file. The tree with the squiggles and the star top would be perfect as a simple add for a tile or block. Anyone willing to try at least one of them??? THANKS!

I guess this calls for a new challenge.

BTT

mickeyfn wrote:I would LOVE to have even one of the trees as a single file. The tree with the squiggles and the star top would be perfect as a simple add for a tile or block. Anyone willing to try at least one of them??? THANKS!

I'd like an example of what you use a "mesh" for? I see them around but no one that I've seen has put it into a context. It appears that once cut you have a open space "negative" square. Now what? Do you put a background on it so that the other color shows through.

Sorry for being dense but I'd like to try this for you but not sure how you are going to use it.

Thanks,

It would be the perfect mesh to use as a background for a scrapbooking layout about Christmas, Christmas Tree cutting, Camping, Hiking, etc. and yes, I would place another color behind it. I would love to have a file like this but, I am just not talented enough to make my own (yet)! I am so blessed that I have found such a great place to learn here!!
Robin

OK, Todd, you know I can't resist a challenge!

Here is my attempt!


And I am not good at the loopy-es, so I changed a few of the trees.

At the top of the page is each tree seperate, before placing and meshing them together.

For Personnal use only, please.