About Mouse & Co.
Mouse & Co. is a theme park collection from 49 and Market, designed by Michelle Coleman. Its bold primary reds, deep navy blues, golden yellows and whites celebrate the classic magic of a holiday getaway, with theme park maps, ride blueprints, ticket stubs and vintage newsprint.
The range covers every stage of a trip: patterned and solid papers for backgrounds and mats, rub-on transfers for printed-on detail, laser cut and die-cut pieces for layers, and chipboard for structure and titles.
Project Inspiration
Theme Park Scrapbook Layouts
Start with a pattern paper from the 12x12 Collection Pack, mat it with a solid, then add laser cut castles and rides around your photographs.
Parade and Ride Memory Keeping
Use the die-cut tickets, guest checks and journaling labels to record each ride and parade, with chipboard titles as page headers.
Mini Albums and Pocket Pages
Use the die-cut tags and rosettes for pocket inserts, and layer rub-on sentiments onto card or page protectors.
Vacation Cards
Trim papers into card bases and top them with a chipboard quote or a laser cut snack.
Travel Journals
Combine rub-on fireworks with patterned papers for a night-time park page, then add journaling in the labels.
Tips & Techniques
Mixing Papers
Use the solids behind the detailed prints so photographs and focal pieces stand out.
Rub-On Transfers
Place the design face down on a clean, dry, smooth surface and rub firmly with a bone folder or lolly stick. A transferred design can't be repositioned, so plan placement first.
Essential or Blendable?
The Essential set has park icons, snacks and word art. The Blendable set has watercolour-style fireworks, diamonds and sentiments with translucent edges.
Laser Cut and Die-Cut Pieces
Support the surrounding cardstock as you press pieces out, so fine details don't tear.
Chipboard
Plan placement before you glue, as chipboard is hard to move once stuck.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do all the Mouse & Co. products coordinate?
Yes, they are all from the same collection, designed by Michelle Coleman.
Q: What is the difference between the 12x12 Collection Pack and the Solids Pack?
The Collection Pack has 8 double-sided sheets with 1 of each detailed park design. The Solids Pack has 8 double-sided sheets, 2 of each of 4 textured tonal designs. Both include a bonus pattern on the reverse of the cover sheet.
Q: What is the difference between the Essential and Blendable rub-ons?
The Essential set has park icons, snacks and word art. The Blendable set has fireworks, retro diamonds and sentiments with translucent edges.
Q: Do I need to cut the laser cut pieces out?
No, they are precision-cut and pop out easily.
Q: How many pieces are in the die-cut and chipboard sets?
Die-Cut Elements have 159 pieces and the Chipboard Set has 34 pieces.
Q: Are the papers acid-free?
The Laser Cut Elements are 100% acid-free, per the supplier. Please check each product page for other papers
