But for now, just download them, print on cardstock, cut them out on the dotted lines, and glue to any kind of stick or stem. Be sure to write down what kind of plant/herb/flower you're attaching them too and HAVE FUN!
Apr 28, 2010
Garden Mice
Great for any indoor garden or plant! I'm in the process of creating more and best of all, they're free for the time being! I haven't decided what I'm going to do to be honest, I think it will depend on how many I make. You never know, I might print them out and make the stakes myself and sell them as sets. Eh, we'll see. ;)
But for now, just download them, print on cardstock, cut them out on the dotted lines, and glue to any kind of stick or stem. Be sure to write down what kind of plant/herb/flower you're attaching them too and HAVE FUN!
But for now, just download them, print on cardstock, cut them out on the dotted lines, and glue to any kind of stick or stem. Be sure to write down what kind of plant/herb/flower you're attaching them too and HAVE FUN!
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beautiful little mice! :)
Did you use regular pencil for the hatching? If so, how did you prevent the graphite from smearing when you put watercolor on top?
Thanks!
Oh, yes, I did draw these with graphite. And normally I would spray it with a workable fixative, but I digitally colored these. :) So much faster and then I don't have to worry about any of the pencil smearing.
Makes Sense! :) Thanks Sara!
These are SOOOO cute, what a great idea!
Awww these are adorable!!!!
adorable!!
look how cute I am with color!! tee hee! I love these!
Cute little mice you have here! The idea is so sweet!
Very beautiful and great idea!! You are so talented!
So cute!
Sara your garden mice are just beautiful! Thankyou for allowing us to download them I will definitely be using them... :)
I just discovered your artwork and blog today. Thank you for these amazing little mice. They are adorable!
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