Today I'm sharing a trio of rainbow shaker cards with you featuring the Simon Says Stamp April 2020 Card Kit, " Follow The Rainbows". Now, more than ever, we are needing some rainbows. I hope this happy little set of cards brings a smile to your face and inspires you to create. Hugs and all my love to you all! ❤️🌈❤️
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Watch the creation of these three shaker cards from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
There's just something about stamping on acetate with white ink that I love. Each of these cards feature the Follow The Rainbows Stamp Set, Whimsy Stamps Rainbow 6x6 Patterned Paper, cardstock, and envelopes from the kit. I am just in love with these rainbow papers and the stamp set. You can make a bunch of these happy cards in afternoon. I love that they can be for many different occasions, too!
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The carrot was die cut from Orange Cardstock and adhered to the acetate window. The bunny from the Small Die of the Month Club Kit "24 Carrot" was die cut from Whip Cream Cardstock and adhered to appear to be hanging onto the carrot frame as shown. The inside of the bunny's ears was die cut from Bubble Gum Cardstock and adhered in place. The R32 Copic Marker was used to add shading. Warm Gray 00 and Warm Gray 3 were used for the bunny and R30 was used for the cheeks.
The front panels were backed with two layers of foam adhesive and the shaker "well" was filled with sequins before the backer was put in place and the shaker was adhered to a white top fold card base.
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Hello friends! Shaker cards continue to be one of my favorite kinds of cards to create. Today I'm sharing how to create this Peeking Bunny Easter-themed shaker card sure to make anyone smile!
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Watch the creation of this peeking bunny shaker card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
I've been loving yellow lately so I went with a tone-on-tone yellow card for this Easter shaker design!
The Peeking Bunny was die cut from the inside rectangle.
*PRO TIP* To make this the perfect sized circle for the flocked bunny we will die cut next, turn the die and die cut it again!
The Peeking Bunny was die cut from Thermoweb flocked paper and trimmed to a rectangle to fit behind the gingham panel. A piece of acetate was placed behind the rectangle and the bunny "pieces" were inlaid into the shape.
The outer frame and thin white frame were adhered directly to the white top fold card base. Foam adhesive was placed in the center creating a "well" for the sequins mix. The sequins were added and the bunny panel was placed on top.
Nuvo Crystal Drops in Black Ebony were used for the bunny's eyes and a bow was die cut from a Lawn Fawn Tiny Gift Box set and added to the bunny's ear!
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editedThe February Kit is sold out but many of the components are available for individual purchase! I've linked to the supplies used in the supply list for this post.
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Watch the creation of this shaker windows card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
The Trio Window Wafer Die was die cut from Bristol Smooth Cardstock and then the hearts frame from the Window Frames Stamp Set was stamped with clear embossing ink around the window openings and heat embossed with white embossing powder.
The hearts were colored in with Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers in Red, Light Carmine, Peach Pink, and Sugared Almond Pink. A water brush pen was used for the watercolor effect.
Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers in Turquoise Green and Green Shadow were scribbled on an acrylic block and applied to the background of the frame design with a water brush pen.
Once dry greetings and additional hearts from the Window Frames Stamp Set were stamped with clear embossing ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder. The hearts were colored in with the same reds and pinks.
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Hello friends! I'm so excited to share this Thank You Window Frames Shaker Card with you today featuring Simon Says Stamp stamps and dies. The stamped frame features no line coloring and stamping with Staz On Ink on the acetate windows. The background features background stamp layering, and the decorative Scallop Stitches borders tie the whole thing together. Let's get started!
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Watch the creation of this thank you windows shaker card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
The floral frame image and individual leaves and florals from the Window Frames Stamp Set were stamped on Bristol Smooth Cardstock with Inkon3 No Line Coloring Fade Out Ink and colored in with the following Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers:
Deep Red, Pale Rose, Wine Red, Mid Green, Olive Green, Blender
The Trio Window Die was used to die cut the window openings and the strip was backed with a piece of acetate. Cotton White Staz On was used to stamp the "Thank You" from the Window Frames Stamp Set on each window opening.
The background was adhered to the shaker strip as shown.
An additional greeting from the Window Frames Stamp Set was stamped on Hero Hues Palm Cardstock with clear embossing ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder. The greeting was die cut with a Nested Banners Die and adhered to the bottom of the card under the shaker windows with foam adhesive.
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Watch the creation of these three shaker cards featuring the November 2019 Card Kit, Thankful Florals, from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
I used the patterned papers, cardstock, pom poms, Woodland Whimsy Stamp Set, and Ho Ho Deer Circle Die from the Woodland Whimsy Kit on my cards today! One of my favorite things to do is to create multiple cards while I have the supplies out! These adorable die cut deer are colored with Copic Markers and adorned with a red pom pom nose! How fun is that?!!! A curved sentiment and some branches and leaves images from the Woodland Whimsy Stamp Set were stamped around the deer frame for simple, but effective detailing and an additional sentiment from the Clean Line Christmas Stamp Set fills in the "white space" perfectly!
Ivory Cardstock from the kit was trimmed to 3 1/2" x 4 3/4". The Ho Ho Deer Circle Die was die cut from each rectangle. Copic Markers in E40, E43, E44, and E47 were used to add color to the deer.
"Sending You Love" from the Woodland Whimsy Stamp Set was stamped underneath each circle frame with SSS Dark Chocolate Ink. Branches and leaves from the stamp set were stamped with Lawn Fawn Crunchy Leaf Ink and colored in with YG95, YG97, R35, and R39 Copic Markers for a no-line coloring look. The branches and leaves help frame up the deer die cut opening perfectly!
Foam Adhesive was placed on the background and the "well" was filled with Hero Arts Icicle Glitter. The panel was placed on top for a "snowy" look behind the reindeer! A red pom pom was glued in place for the nose and black cardstock was die cut and inlaid into the eyes to finish the reindeer face and finish the card!
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Hello friends! Today I'm sharing a quick and easy sympathy card with Simon Says Stamp stamps and dies. Consider switching the sentiment to birthday, wedding, friendship, or other occasions if you're not in need of sympathy cards. I'm a big fan of card designs that can be used for many different occasions.
The front panel of the card was trimmed to 3 3/4" x 5" and die cut with the Daisy Square Die.
Picket Fence Distress Paint was watered down and splattered over the panels with a small paintbrush and allowed to air dry.
The daisy in the square was colored with Copic Markers in Y08, Y19, YR04, YG21, YG25, and YG17.
The front panel was backed with Lawn Fawn Acetate and the colored in Daisy Square was inlaid into the front panel as shown.
Greetings from the Clean Line Everyday were stamped below the Daisy Square with clear embossing ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder.
The back of the panel was framed out with two layers of Scotch Foam Adhesive and the "shaker well" was filled with Pretty Pink Posh Confetti. The backer was put in place and the shaker was adhered to a white top fold card base to finish the design.
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For my first card the fish from the Make Waves Stamp Set were stamped and masked with masking paper. The background was inked using Mermaid Lagoon, Weathered Wood, Chipped Sapphire, and Black Soot Distress Inks. Water from a Distress Sprayer was splattered over the background for distressing. The masks were removed and the fish were colored in with Copic Markers.
A sentiment from the Make Waves Stamp Set was stamped with clear embossing ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder. A mermaid image and crab image from the Make Waves Stamp Set was stamped, colored, and die cut with the coordinating Make Waves Dies. The images was adhere to the scene with foam adhesive. A scattering of Splash Zone Sequins were applied throughout the background.
For my second card, a background was die cut from FSJ Beach Breeze Cardstock and embossed with the FSJ Layered Scallops Embossing Folder. Mermaid Lagoon and Chipped Sapphire Distress Inks were lightly applied to the background, the ink darkening the embossed areas a bit. Splatters of FSJ Turbo Teal Silk were splattered over the background.
A mermaid image and jellyfish images from the Make Waves Stamp Set was stamped, colored, and die cut with the coordinating Make Waves Dies and adhered to the background with foam adhesive.
A sentiment from the Make Waves Stamp Set was stamped with with Mermaid Lagoon and Chipped Sapphire Distress Inks, trimmed into thin strips, and adhered to the background with foam adhesive as shown.
For my final card share today I created a shaker window from smooth white cardstock using an oval die. The window was backed with acetate and stamped with a sentiment from the Make Waves Stamp Set using Cotton White Staz-On Ink. A background was inked with Mermaid Lagoon, Chipped Sapphire, and Black Soot Distress Ink and splattered with water from a Distress Sprayer. The window was backed with foam adhesive and filled with Splash Zone Sequins before being backed with the inked panel.
The Sparkle Mermaid Tail Die was die cut from smooth white cardstock and inked with Shaded Lilac and Blueprint Sketch Distress Inks. The flat layer was dipped in a glue pad and prisma glitter was applied over the surface. The detailed mermaid tail was adhered to the solid tail and then adhered to the window of the shaker as shown. A few additional Splash Zone Sequins were applied to the front of the card to finish the design.
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I decided to go with a mint/lime/green color combo for these fresh and fun birthday greetings today and added hints of yellow and peach throughout to add a pop of color and round out my color scheme.
The banner was adhered underneath the shaker opening on the front of the card and a greeting from the And Many More Stamp Set was stamped on black cardstock with embossing ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder before being trimmed into a thin strip and adhered to the card as shown.
Watch the creation of these oh my gostrich birthday cards from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
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Hello! Today I'm sharing a solar burst She's So Lovely shaker card. I paired these cuties with the new Basic Rectangles Dies and a bit of stenciling for this eye-catching shaker. The images and greeting were adhered to the front window of the shaker so they're visible at all times.
Two of the Basic Rectangles Dies were used to die cut Bristol Smooth Cardstock. I temporarily adhered the rectangles together on the back and stenciled a Solar Burst design on both the frame and background panel using Abandoned Coral, Spiced Marmalade, and Squeezed Lemonade Distress Inks. The background panel was secured to a white rectangle shaker backer and then a piece of acetate was adhered to the back of the frame. Two layers of foam adhesive were adhered around the frame to make the shaker "well" and then the shaker was filled with yellow disc confetti and gold mini star confetti before the backer was adhered in place.
The girl images from She's So Lovely were stamped on Bristol Smooth Cardstock using Versafine Onyx Black Ink, colored in with Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers, and die cut with the coordinating She's So Lovely Dies.
A banner was die cut from vellum using a Favor Bag Die and then stamped with a greeting from She's So Lovely using embossing ink and heat setting with white embossing powder. I ran the vellum banner through a Xyron Sticker Maker and adhered it to the window the shaker.
The finished shaker was adhered to a white side fold card base.
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Watch the creation of this she's so lovely shaker card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
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