• Stampendous, Inc. is a company that specializes in making rubber stamps, which you can use to decorate projects like scrapbooks or cards. If you are creating a project based around the winter season and want to use trees, then you want those trees to really reflect the winter season. Stampendous makes different types of winter tree stamps that range from bare trees to trees for the holiday season. All of these designs were created by Fran Seiford, Stampendous' chief executive officer and owner. You can order the products directly from the company's website.
  
  

Winter Trees

• The Winter Trees Perfectly Clear Stamps is a set of stamps that feature different types of bare trees, which evoke the winter season. Also included in this set are stamps associated with the holiday season, including ornaments and a Season's Greetings stamp. Other stamps in this collection include a winter scene with a house surrounded by snow and thick, pine trees, and there are also a couple of deer that seem to be staring at a distant object. You can use these stamps by themselves or in conjunction to create a winter scene. As of 2010, this product is $13.99.
  
  

Fluffles Tree

• This stamp features a small Christmas tree that does not have a lot of needles, but it does have ornaments and a base. Also hanging onto the tree is a cat trying to grab the star off the top, causing the tree to bend over near the ground. The cat is part of a collection of stamps known as Fluffles the Cat. This stamp creates a 3-inch-by-3-inch design, and the stamp itself is made of 1/8-inch, gray rubber foam. The back of the stamp is made of American hardwood. As of 2010, this product costs $9.49.
  
  

Partridge Tree

• The Cling Partridge Tree reflects the refrain "a partridge in a pear tree" from "The Twelve Days of Christmas" carol. This stamp creates a 3-inch-by-4.5-inch design, and the stamp is made 1/8-inch, gray rubber. The back of the stamp is made of acrylic cling vinyl. This stamp is large enough to decorate the front of self-made Christmas cards. The stamp itself features a small tree in a flower pot that has a very big pear hanging from it, and a partridge bird flying close to the pear. As of 2010, this product costs $6.29.