greeting cards

Critters on snow

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A mouse for my mum and a bunny for my other half’s sister. Some things never change. Copic colouring, fussy cutting, die-cuts and glitter are also a Christmas staple.

I was originally going to leave a white border around the edge of the images — apart from any aesthetic choices, that tail is quite tricky to cut out cleanly — but then one of my green markers decided to splooge all over the end of the skis and that put an end to that idea.

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This card was also a good reminder that you don’t have to stick with card colours you’re not completely happy with. The light blue card I used for the sky was okay but not great; eventually it occurred to me that I could fix it by blending Distress ink over the top…

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Copic markers:

mouse
fur – BV01, C0, C2, C4, C6
ears/nose – RV32
hat – R27, R46, R59
hat trim – W00, W1, W3

bunny
fur – BV01, C0, C2, C4, C6
scarf – R27, R46, R59
skis – YG03, YG17, YG67

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Supplies:

  • digital stamps:
    Some Odd Girl – holiday minis – ChrisMouse
    Some Odd Girl – holiday minis – snow bunny
  • stamps:
    Clearly Besotted – sentimental type
  • dies:
    My Favorite Things – rolling hills
    Lawn Fawn – stitched snowflakes
    Hero Arts – postage stamp infinity dies
  • inks:
    Tim Holtz distress ink – tumbled glass
    Versafine onyx black
  • pens:
    Sakura Glaze – black (for the eyes)
  • embellishments:
    Paperchase – little pointy stars
    Wink of Stella – clear
  • paper and card:
    Neenah solar white 216gsm
    silver glitter card
    blue glitter card
    white glitter card
    Papermill Direct – smooth – marine blue
    Bazill Basics – ladybug trio
    Hunkydory Adorable Scorable – cotton white

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