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Blossom Breeze

Hello! I have been really enjoying playing along with the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenges (they have such an INCREDIBLE Design Team!), and this week was no different. The challenge is "All Creatures Great and Small." So I decided to use a House Mouse stamp. Because of that, I am also entering it into this week's House Mouse & Friends Challenge. I'll be using it for the "Anything Goes" side of their challenge.

This is Blossom Breeze, and I colored it with my Zig Clean Color Markers on Canson Mixed Media Paper.

It's been pretty bluster on Long Island this past week, so I thought this was a great stamp to use.

Because there is a lot happening within the image, I kept the rest of my card simple. I used some shades of blue and a little green cardstock from My Colors, and added a stripe of Tear It! Tape from Imagine down the side and coated it with Burgundy Glitter. That's it for me today! Thanks so much for stopping by. Have an inspiring day.

Comments

aussie aNNie said…
A fabulous project and gorgeous colours used.The zig clean colour markers are fabulous, love the vibrant colours. Thank you so much for entering into our current challenge and good luck in the draw. Hope to see you again next challenge with your cute work…. {aNNie}Designer for House Mouse and Friends
Sue said…
Blustery for sure, they are really hanging on tight. Wonderful colors and coloring, and I too like the simple design of the card so this darling image is the center of attention! Thanks for sharing it with us at the House Mouse and Friends Monday Challenge and joining in the fun. Nicely done.

Hugs
Sue
Bunny said…
Cute card, Alison. I love the coloring with the Zig markers. That mouse is really hanging on. Thank you for joining us at House Mouse and Friends Monday challenge. {Bunny} Designer for House Mouse and Friends
Christine said…
Gorgeous image this poor wee mouse must have been in the UK lately all the winds we hav been having ..stunning coloring lovely card ..

Thanks for sharing with us @ House Mouse & Friends Mon chall.

smiles Christine x

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