Deck the halls with a festive holiday truck card featuring birch trees, evergreen trees, and coordinating designer paper.

It’s always hard to come up with masculine card ideas for the special men and boys in our lives. I have no idea how many cards I’ve made with the Brass and Bliss Truck with winter backgrounds and a Christmas trees in the back. For this card I paired the truck with the Individual Birch Trees, Deckle Frame, Evergreen Tree, Tiny Leaves #1 and Holly Jolly 6×6 Paper Pad. This holiday truck card is perfect for any age.

Howdy, Kittie

Card Base, Birch Trees and Frame

• Attach the designer paper to the A2 sized card base.
• Cut the frame and birch trees using white cardstock.  Pro Tip:  I used white paper so the red truck and designer paper would pop.
• Attach the birch trees to the back of the frame.
• Apply strips of mounting tape to the back of the frame and attach it to the card base.

Holiday Truck and Tree

• Cut and assemble the truck parts.  I used the solid red paper from the pad for the truck.  It is shiny like the paper background and the colors match perfectly.
• Cut the tree, crimp it and attach to the back of the truck using a piece of mounting tape.  I used the green solid paper from the pad.
• Attach the truck to the bade using pieces of mounting tape.

This was a fast and easy holiday truck card to make and is so festive.  I want to share some of my favorites with you if you would like more inspiration:  Wintery Scene Card, Shadow Box Card, Christmas Cards with Pick Up Truck, Christmas House and Truck and Red Truck Christmas Decor.

Here are the products used to make this card.

5162-11D Truck Die [ B&B ] 5167-02D Individual Birch Trees Die [ B&B ] 5176-01D Deckle Frame Die — Brass &… [ B&B ] 5217-01D Evergreen Tree Die [ B&B ] 5162-04D Tiny Leaves #1 Die [ B&B ] 2209 Holly Jolly – 6×6 Paper Pad —… [ B&B ] Misti The Precision Glue Press —… [ B&B ]

You can my everyday tools on My Favorite Crafting Tools page.

I hope you try out creating your own holiday truck card handmade with die cuts. Use what you have, grab what you need and play around!  Remember, as in real life, every scene is a little bit different so swapping out different elements only makes for more creative opportunities!