(3 gems, 2 diecuts, 1 image)
On a white cardstock, I layered on a red diecut skeleton from the main diecut used for the background of the image. The image is from house mouse, colored in pencils. Added gems in the corner.
Most of my cards end up to be the A5 size as they are easiest to work with.
Adorable image and like your framing and coloring of your house mouse. Thank you for sharing... we need you to let us know next to our link in your post what your S.A.E. Recipe (3-of, 2-of and 1-of) ingredients were for creating your card.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I lioke the use of the negative part of the die for the corner. Thanks for sharing at HMFMC. xx
ReplyDeleteMilk: It does a body good. I don't know if you remember that slogan from the early 80's. Your card reminded me of that. This is so cute. I could use one or two of those cookies to go along with milk. Thank you for joining us at the HMFMC. {Bunny} Designer for House Mouse and Friends
ReplyDeleteCookies and milk what could be better! Thanks for sharing your cute card with us! HMFMC DT Pam
ReplyDeleteCute image and design. Thanks for sharing with us at Double Trouble :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute card. I love The Mouse House Images. This is a great way to use up your scraps. Great card and thanks so much for sharing it with us over at DigiChoosday. Good luck.
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Kathie DC~DT
What a neat way to use the die cut and its outline, and of course I think all the House Mouse stamps are so cute! Thanks for sharing with us at Double Trouble.
ReplyDeleteNothing better than dunking Oreo's in milk! So cute! Thanks for sharing with us at House Mouse and Friends Monday Challenge. 💕Sue Kment
ReplyDeleteAwww, love getting a jump on Christmas. Thanks for sharing at Double Trouble.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute card! I like how you used the border of the die cut to accent the image...it has a cool effect. Great job coloring the image also. Thank you for sharing with us at Double Trouble.
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