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Happy Holidays

 


This adorable little mouse came from loubyloo and he was coloured with my promarkers. 

The papers are from a hobbycraft pack called 'the toyshop' (I resisted hard using the dinosaur papers, but they wouldn't really have gone with the card) and I just typed and printed the sentiment. 

The ornament was cut on my silhouette cameo and I added a little twine bow and some gems (shocking I know) to finish. 

Challenges:

My Time to Craft #515 - Use Die Cuts

My Time to Craft Christmas #68 - Ornaments

Passion for Markers #706 - Christmas in September 

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  1. Alyson Mayo6 September 2023 at 17:06

    What a sweet card with the mouse on the ornament. Thanks for sharing with us at MTTCC :)

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  2. Becca Sadler6 September 2023 at 17:13

    And from MTTC's die-cut theme, we thank you for sharing at the sister blogs!! It's fun to see someone combine the two this week as these themes overlap!!! Brilliant idea and it's cute to see the mouse surrounded by peppermints! --Becca

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  3. Aunty Sue7 September 2023 at 09:02

    such a cute card and thanks for sharing at PFM this week

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  4. Ella's Design11 September 2023 at 04:28

    Great paper choices on this contemporary festive make, Kez and cute image too...
    Thanks for playing along with us at Passion for Markers this week, Lisa x

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  5. The Crafty Den11 September 2023 at 08:27

    A really cute card Kez. The image is adorable and your colouring is perfect. Love the papers too. Thanks for sharing with us at Passion for Markers this week. Hugs, Denise x

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