Showing posts with label Shaker Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shaker Card. Show all posts

Friday, 12 February 2021

Maker's Movement - You're the Sweetest Shaker Card

 Hello, my friends!


I'm back today to share a fun project for Maker's Movement
It's a super "sweet" shaker card!

I used my wonderful Crossover II Machine for all my die-cutting on this project.

I've also used:


This set comes with several great stamp options!

Here's my card:


This set is so much fun!
It's so easy to make a fabulous shaker card.


I love the beautiful font of the "Sweetest" die,
and it includes the shadow die.


Here is a closer look at my candy jar.
I backed it with some lovely glittery candy paper.
Then I filled it with some of the pretty Sprinkles,
choosing some hearts in read and pink,
along with the little pink balls that look like candies.
Then I used the small circle die to cut another fun candy,
which I attached to the top of the jar.


Maker's Movement has everything you need to create
really fun and unique shaker cards!

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Maker's Movement Products Used:

Crossover II Fabric & Paper Cutting System,





Other Materials Used:
DCWV The Sweet Stack Papers;
Recollections Cardstock;
Memento Tuxedo Black Ink.

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Thanks so much for stopping by!
I'll be back soon with another fun project!

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Maker's Movement Facebook 

Thursday, 10 December 2020

Maker's Movement - Frosty Fun Shaker Card

 Hello, my friends!


I'm back today to share a really fun project for Maker's Movement

I used my wonderful Crossover II Machine for all my die-cutting on this project.

I've also used:







I've used all these products to make a "cool" shaker card! ;o)
Here's my card:


The cardstock I used has a beautiful pearly finish on it - just like snow.
I couldn't get it to show in the photos 
because I was making sure there was no glare on the acetate.


After creating the fun Winter scene,
I stamped and die-cut one cute snowman from the Christmas is Best With You stamp set.
I paper pieced his scarf and hat from cardstock to match the background.
Finally, I added some Enamel Accents to add the fluffy fur to his hat.



To fill my shaker, I used the snowflakes from the Jingle Bell Shaker Srinkles.
I added just a pinch of fake snow to the mix.
For my final photo I gave it a good shake,
so you can see the full effect! :o)

This was LOTS of fun to put together! 


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Maker's Movement Products Used:

Crossover II Fabric & Paper Cutting System,


Other Materials Used:
Bazzill Bling Cardstock;
Memento Tuxedo Black Ink;
White Enamel Accents;
Pinch of Fake Snow.

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Thanks so much for stopping by!
I'll be back soon with another fun project!

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Here are all the links for you:

Maker's Movement Facebook 

Friday, 31 August 2018

Clear Scraps - Fun Shovel Shaker Card

Hello, my friends!

I'm back with a new project share for Clear Scraps!

Today I am sharing this super fun Mini Shaker Shovel,
which you can find HERE.

Since summer is almost over, I thought I better use this one quick!
Then I realized it would be super cute for a Winter card too! lol 

Here's my card:



I found the cute background paper in my stash of printable papers.
I thought it was perfect for this card!
I layered it up on some coordinating cardstock.


The shaker shovel includes several layers.
I covered the back layer with the yellow cardstock.
I covered the front layer with the red cardstock.


Before adhering the layers all together, 
I added the shaker elements. 
I also remembered to remove the protective film from the acrylic! ;o)
Finally, I stamped, punched, and layered the "Hello Sunshine" sentiment.


Other Materials Used:
Papers: Recollections - Cardstock,
  Digital Paper - Echo Park Summer Bliss;
Punches: Stampin' Up - Oval and Scalloped Oval;
Stamp: Your Next Stamp
Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black;
Shaker Elements: Assorted Sequins, Beads, and Glitter.

Clear Scraps Products:


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Thanks so much for stopping by today!
I'll be back with another project share next week! :o)

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