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First decide on the size of your tree. This will determine how much room will be left on the page for pictures. My tree was tall and skinny--it took up almost the entire length of the page from top to bottom, with plenty of room left on the sides for photographs. You can cut out a pattern for the tree first, if you want, but I just cut one out freehand. Trim around all the edges of the tree with your decorative scissors. Before you glue the tree on the page, use the embroidery thread to sew the branches on the tree (see photo). I used a metallic gold embroidery floss. You can freehand this step also. Just start at the top of the tree and use your needle and thread to create branches randomly down the tree. Branches can point upward or downward, whichever you prefer. Now you're ready to glue the tree to your page. After the tree is firmly affixed to the patterned background paper, glue some buttons on the tree as ornaments or holiday lights. 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