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Hi all, it's Heather here with you today to share a fun card I created using some new goodies. I was so super thrilled to see this adorable Treehouse Scene die set from Hello Bluebird!! I knew I'd HAVE to have it and we can always count on Vanessa to have the latest and greatest of all things Hello Bluebird in the Shop!!! Here is a look at my card:

I started this baby off by die cutting out 4 of the trees. 1 of them was cut out of Bristol Smooth paper and the other 3 were cut out of 80lb white cardstock. I gave the edges of the 3 white tree trunks a bit of ink using Vintage Photo Distress Ink and a Blender Brush then inked up the entire tree that was cut out of the Bristol Paper using the same:

Next I went to work stamping and Copic coloring the images from the Hello Bluebird First Snow Stamp Set

I wanted to use this month's #brimoodboard for inspiration!!!! I know this is a wintery stamp set, but I wanted to create a fall scene so badly - and this Mood Board is just AMAZING!!!

I fussy cut the images out and colored the treehouse accents using the same Copic markers that I used on the critters' scarves. I glued the cardstock treehouses together using the Lawn Fawn Glue Pen. Next I inked up a scrap of Bristol paper with Tumbled Glass Distress Ink and placed that piece between the cardstock treehouses and the Bristol treehouse and finally glued them all together.

I finished the card off with a sentiment from the Hello Bluebird Field Mice Stamp Set and some accents using a white pen.

Thanks for checking out my card. I hope it inspired you and I hope you have a chance to play along with the Mood Board as well!!

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