Happy Monday everyone :) I had so much fun coloring this cute little House Mouse stamp. This card is my submission for this week's Cute Card Thursday Challenge blog. Our challenge this week was to create a card using Christmas animals.
I stamped my House Mouse image using Memento black ink onto Georgia Pacific cardstock and colored it in with my copics. I used Liquid Applique on the white part of the Santa hat the little mouse is wearing (I love that stuff!). Next, I created my card base, which is a standard A2 size (4 1/4 by 5 1/2), out of SU's Bravo Burgandy. I layered SU's Always Artichoke on top of that followed by my designer paper from DCWV Christmas stack. I used SU's ticket corner punch on the corners and placed pearls in the corners. I added a red bow (from Michael's) and Primas. It's a pretty simple card but I'm pleased with how it turned out.
I'd love to hear what you think. Thanks so much for stopping by. More tomorrow :)
Hugs, Christine
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10 comments:
love that cute christmas mouse! what a gorgeous card you have made - good job you gave the measurements though as A2 in the UK is extremely large, we are talking table top large! hugs, annie x
House Mouse is my new latest obsession! LOL!
This is adorable! Love all the little extras, like the bow, flowers, and liquid applique'.
Wonderful card!
Oh this is fab I love the cute image and the flower. Thanks for joining in the CCT challenge
Love the cute stamp. Very nicely done.
hei Christine.
you created a darling card :-)
totally love this one!
hope you are fine?
love
claudia
What an adorable little mouse and a such a gorgeous card. I really must get me some of these stamps! Jillix
Love the house mouse stamp, a great card!
Clairex
just gorgeous christine! you did a really wonderful job coloring!! and your bow is fab too!!
awww what a gorgeous image Christine, your colouring is beautiful. love the flower and papers. Thank you for your visit to my blog and for your lovely comment. hugs rachxx
Oh he's so cute eating some cookies. I want some cookies now.
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