I printed each of the two mice out twice after resizing them in Silhouette Studio. I used Canson Mi Tientes paper this time as I wanted a paper that was not white. I colored the two same mice in reverse colors to each other with my Prismacolor colored pencils (pencil crayons, for those of you who are not in the US). Once they were colored, I cut them out with an offset with my Cameo. The first "cheese" mouse went onto a landscape notecard with a layer of patterned paper as a background matted onto a piece of purple cardstock. A cheesy sentiment was added, that I printed out and cut into a sentiment strip.
The second mouse offering cheese also has a quirky sentiment as is placed on the same background as the other one, but in portrait orientation. Good when patterned paper works both ways.
The mice with their peanuts were colored in a combo of green and orange and so the cardpanel is green patterned paper with an orange matte.
My last card is the mouse asking a good question. Funny how many things are called things that they are not.
Today I am going to try something new. I created a Prismacolor color combo sheet for the colors I used here. You can download the freebie, I just ask that you follow my blog prior to downloading. Enjoy!
Supplies Used
Canson Mi Tientes |
Prismacolor Pencils |
Scor-Tape 1/8 |
Aleene's Tacky Glue |
Entered into the Imagine That Digistamps July 2021 Progressive Challenge
Entered into the Outlawz Monday Greetings Challenge
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Monica
Love the cute cards and images-great play on words sentiments too
ReplyDeleteCarol x
Both are beautiful cards, colored so pretty, hugs, Lori m
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done. Very ingenious. Tanja :-)
ReplyDeleteTwo Fabulous cards and love the images and colours. ..have a great weekend. xx
ReplyDeleteHi, Monica! Wow, you did the ITDS challenge up good! Each card is so pretty and witty. They make great notecards. And I never knew crafters in other countries call colored pencils pencil crayons! Learn something new every day, lol. Well, since it's the Monsoon season there, stay high and dry! XOX
ReplyDeleteThat is so clever of you Monica, love your meeces to pieces. Would love to know how you cut after colouring? Love your colouring of those meeces. Fabulous cards.
ReplyDeleteFaith x
WOW !! Monica !! Did you make these cute mice? Are you their author ?? I didn't think your talent was so great. Lovely Freebie and such amazing cards! You still amaze me :-)
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Wow Monica, loving all 4 cards!! That's brilliant idea to print on a c.s. that's not so bright white! The sentiments are super punny too, love them❣🥰 thanks so much for playing at Imagine That Digistamp again this month!
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Kris
Oh my goodness, so cute! I love what you did with the mice. Great ideas.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, LOVE them, Monica! Great color combos on each card. :-D
ReplyDeleteLove them!!! Thanks so much for participating in our IMAGINE THAT! Progressive challenge!!! Can’t wait to see you participate again in our next challenge!! Have a happy crafting day!! Stay safe and healthy!! Deanne at A Little Bit O’ Paper
ReplyDeleteGreat alternative ideas! Love your sentiments.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at the Imagine That Digistamp Digi of the Month Challenge.
Helen x
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