Yes, that's a shaker! I had a transformational experience watching Kristina make a (very similar to this, actually, although much more watercoloured) shaker card earlier this week and her method is SO. EASY. Double up the foam tape, cut it in half lengthwise and remove the backing paper and it will curve around your opening. And there's enough depth that the sequins don't get stuck in one place, which has always been an issue for me.
This card is for this week's Inspired by All the Little Things:
I felt like the sequins in the shaker would capture some of the sparkle from the glass in the flash bulb area.
I used:
-WPlus9 Happy die
-WPlus9 That is All
-Avery Elle Double Pierced Circle dies
-Pretty Pink Posh Sparkling Clear sequins
Such a fabulous take on the challenge photo, you've captured it perfectly and thanks for the tip on making a shaker card x Such a pretty card x
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ReplyDeleteOnly you, the queen of CAS, could make a monochrome shaker card and rock it completely!
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Maxine
Wonderful card Ardyth, love the little pop of gold!
ReplyDeleteArdyth - this is a wonderful take on the inspiration!! The sparkly circle shaker is so much like the flash - great card :o) Thanks for joining us at Inspired By All The Little Things!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shaker and such a clever take on the inspiration photo, Ardyth!!!! Love the beautiful blue and the sentiment embossed in gold!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!!!
I love all your cards, Thank you for the inspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat take on the photo, Ardyth. I had a similar idea but oops, too late.
ReplyDeleteGreat shaker with the inspiration colors! I watched Kristina's video too! Yours came out so pretty! Thanks for joining Inspired by all the little things!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great shaker! It's a very clever way to symbolise the flash bulb.
ReplyDeleteI really love how you used the inspiration photo on your card!
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Love how you think girl! Your interpretation is awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat take on the photo! Love your sweet shaker. They are intimidating when you make your first few. I've been using fun foam ala Jennifer McGwire and finding it works well, also.
ReplyDeleteShaker cards are always so much fun. :) Love this Ardyth! Thanks for joining us at Inspired By this week.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a shaker I could actually handle. I always feel like mine just end up clunky and bulky.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, Ardyth ... love how the sequins mimic the faceted flash on that cool inspiration! Hugs & bisous, Anita :)
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