Have A Magical Holiday Season

Hello and welcome back, everyone! Today I'm taking over the Drive By Crafts Blog today with a few Lawn Fawn stamps and lawn cuts. My inspiration for this card came from snow globes I made as a kid using baby food jars. 

Products

• Lawn Fawn How You Bean? Stamp Set
• Lawn Fawn How You Bean? Shaker Add-On Lawn Cuts
• Lawn Fawn Home For the Holidays Stamps
• Lawn Fawn Home For the Holidays Lawn Cuts
• Lawn Fawn Little Town Border Lawn Cuts
• Lawn Fawn Merry Messages Stamp Set
• Echo Park Paper Co. Christmas Delivery 6x6 Paper Pad
• Drive By Crafts Happy Snow
• Hero Arts Acetate 5"x 6" Sheets

                                                            

                                                            

                                                           

                                                          

                                                        

                                             

                                                                

                                                     

                                                                                                                   

How To

• Starting with a 4.25" x 5.5" top fold cardbase
• Cut pattern paper 4.25"x 5.5" and adhere to cardbase
• Die-cut white cardstock, patterned paper and acetate sheet using Lawn Fawn How You Bean? Shaker Add-On Lawn Cuts to create shaker
• Stamp front of shaker using Lawn Fawn How You Bean? Stamp Set, color with COPICS
• Stamp Lawn Fawn Home For The Holidays car and two trees, die-cut and color with COPICS
• Adhere acetate to back side of jar die-cut to cover "window", add 3D mounting foam to the backside of "window" creating a dam to hold snow and sequins
• Die-cut Lawn Fawn Little Town Border and cut to fit jar cut out, adhere to patterned paper so as to be seen through the window
• Add Happy Snow and sequins, remove backing from 3D mounting foam and close the shaker using the die-cut patterned paper
• Stamp sentiment on banner die-cut adhere to card front using 3D mounting foam
• Adhere car and trees to front of shaker jar, finish off with sequins

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Autumn Blessings Shaker Card

Shaker Cards with CAS-ual Fridays

Welcome back, everyone.  Today I'm over on the CAS-ual Fridays Challenge Blog sharing a little inspiration for the current challenge Shaker cards.

Products

• CAS-ual Fridays Autumn Blessing  Stamps
• CAS-ual Fridays Acorn Fri-Dies

Other Supplies

• A2 top fold  110 lb White  cardstock

• Echo Park Paper  Co. 6  X  6 paper pad   - A Perfect Autumn
• Gold seed beads
• Zig Clean Color Real Brush pens
• Tim Holtz Distress Oxide - Walnut Stain
• Hero Arts - Infinity Rectangle Dies
• 3D mounting  foam
• Versamark Watermark ink
• gold embossing powder
• Wagner heat  tool
• Strathmore Bristol paper

Preparation

1. Die cut leaves using Strathmore Bristol paper
2. Watercolor leaves using Zig clean color real brush pens and aqua brush.  Let dry.
3. Die cut Acorn using a perfect Autumn pattern papers,  stamp Autumn from the CAS-ual Fridays Autumn Blessing stamp set using Versamark ink, add gold embossing powder,  and heat set.  Add 3D mounting foam to the back of a corn and set to the side.
4. Die cut pattern papers using Hero Arts Infinity rectangle dies, one pattern paper for the back of your Shaker and one pattern paper to create a frame for your shaker, die cut a piece of acetate  to create a window for your shaker
5. Adhere the largest pattern paper to the front of your card-base, adding 3D mounting foam to the back of your frame, add  water-colored leaves, and gold seed beads inside frame, and adhere  to card base.
6. Stamp sentiment blessings on to  die-cut Banner.  Adhere to card base.

Tips: Use embossing buddy tool/bag to eliminate stray  specks of embossing powder.

A Flower A Day Side Shaker

Hi and welcome, everyone! I'm over on the Craftin Desert Divas Blog bringing you the daily post. In this post, I'm sharing a fun side shaker card. What is a side shaker? It's a shaker card with one side of the shaker exposed. Don't worry I have a video to walk you through the process.

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Sending Get Well Wishes

Hi, everyone! Today I'm over on the CDD Blog bringing you the Daily post featuring Wishful Thoughts Stamps and Flowers In Bloom Stamps. I decided that I wanted to create a Get Well card and thought this was the perfect time to use these beautiful Orchids. 

I've been using my SVG Outlines a lot lately to build shaker cards, and I decided to run with that technique once again. I have to say I'm kind of loving the end result. This method is so easy, once your SVG Outlines merged into your designer software, size it accordingly. I change the size of my mat to 4.25in. X 5.5in., the same size as my card base. By doing this, you can determine exactly where you want your cutout. I usually center mine so that I can use a die-cut like the Fancy Frame Dies. You will be surprised how quickly this card comes together. 

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A Simple Hello

Hi, everyone! Today I'm over on the SVG Attic Blog sharing an excellent way to say HELLO and brighten someone's January Day.  I'm using two files from the JGW Love Letters Collection to create a card and small treat box. 

As I was cutting and assembling, picking the papers I thought would work best, I fell in love with the card. I mean there is nothing you can't use this cute card for! And the back of it is super cute, too! As you can see, I created a shaker by using a project life pouch and adding a few seed beads along with cut out envelopes from my scrap paper. 

You could add 3D mounting foam and add some candy for any holiday. I will be making this for Valentine's Day. Oh snap, as I sit here, you could use the project life pouch and add a Ghirardelli Chocolate Square. I tell ya, I'm in love with this card. 

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Shake, Shake, Shake Baby!

Hi and welcome, everyone! Today I'm up on the Craftin Desert Divas blog bringing you the daily post. Since shakers are on trend now, I thought I would make a few using some of the new products available in the CDD Shop. While I was creating this card, I was thinking 1st Birthday, but this can easily be used for numerous occasions.

I created the shaker by using a fusing tool, but you can easily create this look using the Crazy Stitch Frame Dies and foam tape. You can put the onesie die-cut inside or outside the shaker, die-cut two layers using the Fancy Frame Dies, die-cut white cardstock using the smallest scalloped Fancy Frame Die and insert into the pocket, add onesie and sequins, fuse pocket closed, layer all onto white card base, die-cut banner using kraft cardstock and Mix It Up Dies, stamp sentiment using black ink and Bitty Blessings sentiment.

Tip: When making shaker cards use a strong adhesive, like Scor-Tape.

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