Nurse Mouse Get Well Soon
This little mouse will soon get you back to health with a good dose of Dr Mousingtons Miracle Medicine! Decoupage sheet version with loads of options to create your own Mouse card. More versions of this design are available.
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![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/card-making/step-by-steps/animals-various/nurse-mouse-get-well-soon.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/gwyneth-george/945915_1568225793722.jpg&description=Nurse Mouse Get Well Soon%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20GWYNETH GEORGE%20-%20I'd been asked for a big and blingy "Pob Lwc" (Welsh for "Good Luck") card for a person who is going to uni to study nursing, so I put together an A4 sized base card with a glitter card mat and onto that I stuck a piece of patterned paper from my stash. I used dies to create an oval panel in gold mirror and white cardstock, onto which I put the peel-off greetings. This lovely mouse nurse decoupage sheet was printed out onto 250gsm cardstock at a size suitable for an accent image for the card. I cut it out and built up the layers using foam tape for the lower layers and glue gel for the smaller additions on top. As it wasn't a get well soon card I put a strip over that particular greeting on the bottle and added sticky back faux gems. Gems were also added in several otehr places on the card to give it the requested "bling".){kind=link}
I'd been asked for a big and blingy "Pob Lwc" (Welsh for "Good Luck") card for a person who is going to uni to study nursing, so I put together an A4 sized base card with a glitter card mat and onto that I stuck a piece of patterned paper from my stash.
I used dies to create an oval panel in gold mirror and white cardstock, onto which I put the peel-off greetings.
This lovely mouse nurse decoupage sheet was printed out onto 250gsm cardstock at a size suitable for an accent image for the card.
I cut it out and built up the layers using foam tape for the lower layers and glue gel for the smaller additions on top.
As it wasn't a get well soon card I put a strip over that particular greeting on the bottle and added sticky back faux gems.
Gems were also added in several otehr places on the card to give it the requested "bling".
![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/card-making/step-by-steps/animals-various/nurse-mouse-get-well-soon.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/gwyneth-george/945915_1568225794907.jpg&description=Nurse Mouse Get Well Soon%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20GWYNETH GEORGE%20-%20I'd been asked for a big and blingy "Pob Lwc" (Welsh for "Good Luck") card for a person who is going to uni to study nursing, so I put together an A4 sized base card with a glitter card mat and onto that I stuck a piece of patterned paper from my stash. I used dies to create an oval panel in gold mirror and white cardstock, onto which I put the peel-off greetings. This lovely mouse nurse decoupage sheet was printed out onto 250gsm cardstock at a size suitable for an accent image for the card. I cut it out and built up the layers using foam tape for the lower layers and glue gel for the smaller additions on top. As it wasn't a get well soon card I put a strip over that particular greeting on the bottle and added sticky back faux gems. Gems were also added in several otehr places on the card to give it the requested "bling".){kind=link}
I'd been asked for a big and blingy "Pob Lwc" (Welsh for "Good Luck") card for a person who is going to uni to study nursing, so I put together an A4 sized base card with a glitter card mat and onto that I stuck a piece of patterned paper from my stash.
I used dies to create an oval panel in gold mirror and white cardstock, onto which I put the peel-off greetings.
This lovely mouse nurse decoupage sheet was printed out onto 250gsm cardstock at a size suitable for an accent image for the card.
I cut it out and built up the layers using foam tape for the lower layers and glue gel for the smaller additions on top.
As it wasn't a get well soon card I put a strip over that particular greeting on the bottle and added sticky back faux gems.
Gems were also added in several otehr places on the card to give it the requested "bling".