Craft Stamper December Challenge

Hello my friends happy December!

It's time for a new Craft Stamper Challenge yay!
I had to make a Christmas card for my project today since it is December after all.

I used this lovely wee mouse stamp from lovely Tracy Easson.

How cute is he?? He is part of the Clan McTavish collection that I adore.

This one is called The Chieftain.
The sentiment and heart is from another one of her stamp sets
called Meet Me Under The Mistletoe

I used my watercolours to make him come alive.

Then of course since I am Scottish I just had give him some tartan troosers.
I paper pieced them on along with the wee tartan heart in the corner.

I just love him!

Tracy's designs are so unique and lovely to work with.

Now on to the lovely prize up for grabs this month.
These pretty Jane Davenport Watercolour Brights set.
I own these and they are a lovely set of paints.
So get your craft supplies out and make something and join in this months challenge.

You can make anything you wish as long as you have used stamps on your project.
Remember there are always two prizes.
The other one is you also have the chance to get published in the Craft Stamper magazine.
All of the details can be found on the Craft Stamper Blog.

Thanks so much for visiting my blog today.

Happy Christmas to you and yours when it comes around.

Mandi xox

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