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Tea and Cookies

 Hello friends!

The current House-Mouse & Friends Monday Challenge is Anything goes with an option of Summer.  I like tea and cookies any time of the year and this fun coloring book image spoke to me.  

I watercolored the base page with a light shade of Magenta, but I did the cookie in cookie colors.  I have two of the same HM Coloring books so I cut the cookie out of the other page, watercolored it, and popped it up.  I also added a computer generated cookie sentiment and made it look like it was on the tea bag.  

Hugz,

Nancy


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  1. I like tea and cookies any time of year also Nancy. So does that cute little house mouse too from the looks of it. Happy weekend. hugs-Erika

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  2. OMG! I didn't even know HM had coloring books. I love this card. I'm up for tea and cookies any time of the year too. This is very cute. Thanks for joining us at HMFMC. {Bunny} Designer for House Mouse and Friends

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  3. That cookie looks good enough to eat and just pops off the page. Precious card!
    Lynn

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  4. that cookie looks delish and your house mouse is adorable ♥

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  5. Super cute card Nancy :-) I love tea and cookies all year too! I am particularly fond of ginger cookies! perfect for dunking in tea! Fabulous card! love this :-)

    Thanks for joining us on the House Mouse and Friends Monday Challenge
    Luv
    Lols x x x

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  6. What a fun card, I like how you blew it up and off the page! So glad you shared with us at House Mouse & Friends, CarolG

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