Welcome to the Totally Techniques Blog Hop! I’m Lynsay Mahon, from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Each month we feature a technique and our team showcases their creative talents, using that technique!
This month, our selected technique is “Shaker Cards.” There are a couple of ways to do shaker cards, but my favourite is definitely the simplest! Take a look at my creation using this simple shaker card method:
This method uses a clear envelope to create the shaker part. Let me show you how I made this:
After you’ve stamped the images you’d like on the card front, slide it into a clear envelope and push it to one edge of the envelope. Add whatever shaker elements you’d like to include. I created paper confetti using the leftover hearts from the Detailed Hearts Die.
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Once the confetti is in, close the flap of the envelope, using the tape that’s already on the flap to seal it tight to the card front. Then add a piece of Tear & Tape to the edge of the card front to be able to hold the excess envelope tight to the card front.
I’d recommend using Tear & Tape to hold the card front onto the card, as this element is a little heavier.
Here’s the finished look:
I hope you’ve enjoyed this interpretation of the Shaker Card technique! The see the rest of our team’s projects, please click on the blue button below.
Thanks for hopping with us!
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