Happy Tuesday everyone! It's Rosie here today showing how I created this fun shaker card. Shaker cards are quite the eye candy and your recipient will love this card! I kept it mostly white for the snow effect...only adding color to certain elements.
Let's get started!
Step
1: I cut white cardstock using the Stitched Circle Cabin Die. Be sure
to keep the cabin cut-outs (front and side of cabin).
Step
2: My card base is 4.25 x 5.5. The blue cardstock is 4 x 5.25, and I
trimmed the cabin cardstock to 3.75 x 5. I also cut a blue circle and
clear acetate circle a little bigger than the cabin die-cut (about 3.5).
Step
3: I traced around the cabin onto scrap paper, and then colored it
yellow. I fussy cut the cabin out slightly smaller than my outline.
Step
4: I colored the cabin cut-out pieces using Copic Markers to look like
logs (E42, E44, E77). I used a black pen to draw in a door.
Step 5. I glued the yellow scrap piece on the backside of the cabin so the yellow showed through the die-cut.
Step
6: Then I glued the cabin pieces on top of the yellow so it would look
like lights were on inside the cabin. If you want a sentiment on the
front of your card, this is the point you want to stamp it (I forgot to
take a picture of that step) before you add foam tape to the back. I
stamped LET IT SNOW from the Lawn Fawn Snow Cool Stamps.
Step
7: Next, I flipped the panel over and glued the acetate to the back
side of the cabin. I cut pieces of foam tape and placed it around the
acetate. I didn't have any snowflake shaker elements, but I did have
this bottle of sugar sprinkles so I decided to use them!
Step 8: I filled in the open area with the snowflake sugar sprinkles, and pulled out any ones that were broken.
Step
9: I then pulled off the adhesive backing on the foam tape around the
circle and placed the blue die-cut circle on top to seal the shaker.
Next, I added more foam tape on the white cardstock.
Step
10: I assembled the card by placing the shaker panel on top of the blue
cardstock. Then I used Scor-tape to adhere the blue cardstock to the
card base.
FUN, right?! I hope this inspires you to create your own shaker cards!
Here are the products I used:
Memory Box Stitched Circle Cabin Die
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1 comment:
I agree with you - shaker cards are a real eye candy. They are SO much fun to make and play with once they are done.
I love how yours turned out. What a clever way to use sugar sprinkles as the shaker element. Well done for thinking outside of the box.
Hugs! Xx
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