Maymay Made It — Shaker

Guest Designer Kathy Champion Products Used:Maymay Stamp Sets:Snow DoughtDeck the HallsChristmas Stitched ShapesArt Glitter GlueSticky Tape ¼ “ and ½ “Scotch Form Tape aka ScottyVersa Mark Ink PadNuvo Fine Detail Embossing Powder (Glacier White)Powder ToolEmbossing heat toolVersaFine Claire (Glamorous)VersaFine (Onyx Black)Nuvo Pure Sheen Sequins (diamonds)Blending ToolCrop-A-Dile Hole punchCricut Cut Filehttps://design.cricut.com/#/design/new/projects/user-project/116229609?category=My%20ProjectsRed RibbonBlue cardstock 12 x 12White cardstockGlitter Card stock (silver)Acetate Sheet or packing to use on front window3” Oval scallop punch OR Dies-Recommend Gina MarieDirections:Use cricut file to cut out both front & back of tag. Using ½ stickytape tape off the edges of the back of tag using the window...

I created this fun gingerbread shaker card using the following supplies: Supply List: Echo park Santa’s Workshop 6x6 paper pad Santa’s Workshop chipboard accents Foam tapeArt glitter glue Glossy accents Gina Marie rectangle peekaboo die SetFrame dieWow glitter shapes (found at Tuesday mornings a while back)Acetate Red card stock A2 top folding card base How to: To make this card I first cut all my patterned papers to the desired size. I then die cut my biggest frame from red card stock the I cut two additional frames from some of the patterned papers. I glued all of my frames...

Shaker Card using Tulle This technique is a lot easier than it looks. Tulle is used instead of acetate and gives it a very feminine look. Sequins are sandwiched between two layers of tulle and red line double sided tape holds the sequins were you want them.  My Mom has been gone for over ten years but I always think of her around her birthday. I created this card in her honor and I know she would have loved this.  Supply List: MMI Beloved Mother Stamp Set  MMI Banner Day Stamp Set Darice Scalloped Hearts die set Memento Tuxedo Black Ink...

Today's card is for the Maymay Made It design team challenge... and it's all about shaker cards!! I began with a 4.25 x 5.5" card base. I made a smaller striped panel using masking tape and Distress Ink. I die cut a circle in the striped panel. For my shaker window, I used a clear overhead projector transparency sheet and adhered it on the backside of the panel. Then, I sealed around the shaker window with foam tape to pop it up. This allows the shaker elements space to move. I paper pieced the gingerbread girl and glued her down...

I love shaker cards. They add a fun interactive element and can add a lot of elegance!Supplies used:- MMI stamp sets, “Blessings”    and “Memory Lane.” - Versamark Ink for embossing- Gold embossing powder- Nuvo- Foam Tape- Circle dies-Darice- Acetate- heat gun- sequins, sea beads, etcProcess:Step 1: die cut the circle out of card panel. Glue acetate to underside covering the die cut circle opening. Set aside.Step 2: stamp images on card base where the circle opening will cover, using Versa Mark , then cover with gold embossing powder and set using heat gun. You’ll be able to see these through...