I made a Christmas shaker card! I have tried to make shaker cards before, and have only had a few successes – but the Ready Set Snow shaker add on from Lawn Fawn took all the guess work out of the construction of the shaker card & all I needed to do was stamp, color and assemble. When I first got this add on die set I was, admittedly betwixt as to how it actually worked.. But once I saw the How To video it all came together.
This card is case’d from the video – I always try and make original card designs, but I tried twice to make a background I loved, and they both turned out, well…. meh. It was getting late & I really wanted to finish the project so I created this cute little guy. I stamped & colored the penguin and his Santa hat from the Toboggan Together stamp set, then die cut him out. I used the snowy sky background die from the Ready Set Snow Shaker Add on dies, then blended some Broken China & Tumbled Glass Tim Holtz distress inks along the top into the middle to give the piece some added dimension.
When it came time to assemble my card, I chose to use two layers of standard fun foam to make sure there was ample room for the sequins and seed beads to move around. I found that the cupped sequins I had needed a little more than one layer.
Now that I have had time to play with this, I am already thinking of the many other things I can create with this set!
Lawn Fawn’s Ready Set Snow Shaker Add On Mini Card by Wendie Bee of Stamp Right Up
Here are the tools I used to create this card:
- Markers:
- Hat: DR6, DR1, IG1, Blender
- Penguin: IG7, IG8, IG9
- Beak & feet: OR1, OR2, OR3
- Wood on snow globe: EB5, EB4, EB3
- Brass sentiment plate: GB4, GB2
- Distress inks used to blend some color on to snowy background: Broken China, Tumbled Glass
Stamp Right Up! 
Totally Adorable! You did a fabulous job 🙂
Thanks! Me & shaker cards haven’t gotten along in the past so it was nice to be able to complete a shaker project that wasn’t funky looking 😝