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Thanks for the instructions, Minnie. They are very clear. I've been wanting to try making the 3 dimensional cards, but never take the time. I guess if I started now I would have my Christmas cards ready in time! The old cards done this way were beautiful and interesting!

Kudz, I remember my husband showing me how to make these years ago. We had them put up all over the place. I think I will do it with my grandchildren this year. And since I have from the Gulf Coast (Florida) also, I agree with you on the weather. I dcn't think I would live any where else. And I love pot likker and cornbread!! I also just now figured out what your name is. I thought it was from little country in Europe but you are the Kudzu Queen!! I get it now. b

Here are the instructions to make the Crhistmas Tree card. Boy, it does look confusing as ever. I'll practice and try to explain it simplier. Sal ------------- The paper that you use to make a 3 tiered Christmas tree will be a 4" X 4", 3" X 3", and a 2" X 2". To make a 4 tiered Christmas tree add a 5" X 5" piece of paper. Fold corner to corner first, then the other corner to corner. Next fold in half and fold. The last fold you turn the paper over and fold in half. On figure 2 you collapse the triangle to form the base of the tree. Make sure to make the creases well. I know it's a little confusing at first but call me and I'll walk you through when you're ready. If you use paper like wrapping paper, remember the design is on the outside when you make the folds until you make the last fold where you flip the paper over.