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I couldn’t resist the adorable images included in the “Mice Cream” stamp and die sets from Pink&Main.

 


To create this card I started by stamping the mouse in the ice cream dish with Simon Says Stamp Intense Black Ink and coloring it with Copic Markers:

 

Mouse: C3, C1, C0, C00, E93, R11, R00

Ice Cream:  RV02, RV23, RV00, RV000, YR30, YR31, E25

Cherry: R35, R27, R43, YG95, YG93, White Gelly Roll Pen for highlight

Dish:  B45, B34, B23, B21

 

I created the background by ink blending on an A2 size piece of Neenah Classic Crest Solar White cardstock with Gina K Designs Premium Die Ink in Applemint, Seaglass, Lovely Lavender, Sweet Mango and Bubblegum Pink.  I used the "Fun Shapes Border Dies" from Pink & Main to cut out the scalloped bottom edge and then I trimmed 1/4" from the top.

 

After adhering the mouse image, I added the sentiment in Versafine Onyx Black Ink and glued the whole piece onto a blue A2 size card stock background.

 

Finally, I added some clay hearts from Pretty Pink Posh to finish off the card.

 

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