I recently took the leap of becoming a subscriber to the Unity Stamps Kit of the Month. I find the kit to be of huge value, with savings and member benefits to go along with. I thought I'd give it a whirl for awhile, and I have enjoyed having the decisions made for me, I can expect a delivery each month that will give me hours of entertainment. It's a good deal. The kit includes the contents of 5 stamp sets that are new and fun each month. You can opt out of a month too, in the case you already have similar stamps in your stash...in that case, you can purchase any of the "sets" individually.
This set is called Mice & Cozy and might be one of the funnest set of images I have ever colored!
I felt the simplicity of these cute little mousies merited the same with the card... not my typical style, I decided to go very light on embellishments and layers. These went quickly...I colored 15 card fronts in one night, the hardest part was probably getting a smooth blended sky in there. I decided to do that prior to my coloring, and I didn't put a lot of masking effort into doing so, like NO masking at all... That being said, I didn't get any distress oxide inks inside my uncolored mice or leaves or acorns, etc...I was fearful if I did, I might ruin my markers. (Tell me I'm lazy without telling me I'm lazy)... It wasn't that I wanted to prove a point that I could do something fast. I actually was a little overly critical of my work towards the adhering to the cardstock part....in fact so much that I got flustered and said a few words that I can't really share...hands shaking and STRESS...it was my GLUES fault... (another topic for another day)
I couldn't decide...vanilla base or white base for my card stock choice.... so...I did both for each mouse... I think originally I thought white, but felt Autumn is more of a golden color, so perhaps the ivory cream shade of card stock would be a better option.... then in the end... I preferred the white. .



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