Kylie's Demonstrator Training Blog Hop March 2019



How Sweet It Is Happy Birthday!

I had such fun creating these birthday shaker cards.  My inspiration?  I did a CASE mash-up of the catalog!  I took pieces and parts of the catalog layout and mashed them into one design.  It was a great way to get the creative mojo going.  So let's take a look at the catalog layout (page 14 of the Occasions Catalog)....

Lots of beautiful designs to be sure.  I decided to make a shaker card, and then use three of the apothecary jar shapes on the front.

Paper Supplies:

Card base in Gorgeous Grape or Coastal Cabana, measuring 4 1/4" x 11", scored at 5 1/2";
2 pieces of Whisper White Thick Cardstock, measuring 4 1/8" x 5 3/8";
2 pieces of How Sweet It Is DSP, measuring 3 7/8" x 5 1/8" and 4 1/8" x 3/4";
Scraps of Whisper White Thick, Gorgeous Grape and Coastal Cabana.

For the card front:
Adhere a piece of the Whisper White Thick Cardstock and the larger piece of DSP with mono liquid glue.  Cut a window using the label die in the upper 1/3 of the card front.  Place the folded card base into the corner of the Stamparatus.  Then lay the card front with the die cut window in it, place it over the card base so that it is centered.  Once centered, place the label stamp directly into the die cut.  Then lower the Stamparatus plate so the stamp attaches, lift it up and remove the card front, then ink and stamp the label stamp.  Do the same with the "Happy Birthday" stamp.  By doing this, your stamps will line up perfectly with the shaker window!


Turn the card front over and on the backside, adhere a piece of window sheet over the label die cut hole.  I find that using the mono liquid gives a nice flat window for the shaker part of the card.  Then, attach adhesive foam strips around the window and on the rest of the card.  Remember to make a complete circle around the die cut window so that your sequins don't fall out.  Place your sequins on the stamped area of the card base, remove backing from all pieces of the foam strips, and carefully adhere the card front to the card base.  I used leftover sequins from a Paper Pumpkin kit (don't forget those PP extras!) but you could easily substitute with the Iridescent Sequins.


On your piece of colored scrap cardstock, stamp two different apothecary jars in versamark, and then heat emboss with white embossing powder.  Die cut and set aside.  On the white scrap, stamp the final apothecary jar in colored ink (I used the ink that matched the card base), and your choice of candies.  Color the candies if you choose.  Adhere the two embossed die cuts onto the front of the card with snail, and pop the final jar die cut up on dimensionals.  

Finally, use some of the beautiful, color coordinated glitter enamel dots.  For the inside of the card, stamp a sentiment on the second piece of Whisper White Thick cardstock.  In my cards I stamped the sentiment in full strength ink, then I stamped the lollipop in 2nd generation ink.  Finally, adhere the strip of DSP to either the bottom or top of the white cardstock, adhere to the inside of the card, and give to a happy recipient.  







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Comments

  1. What a fun set of cards! I love the idea of the shakerframe.
    Thank you for sharing this inspiraton.

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  2. You've been a busy little bee Lisa! I love your window in your cards :-)

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  3. Love your cards Lisa! Thanks for sharing.

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  4. I've just ordered this stamp set! Thanks for the inspiration!!

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  5. Great interactive fun card Lisa, love the shaker window!

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  6. What fun interactive cards. Thanks for the inspiration

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  7. Great shaker cards Lisa! I love how you've done that

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  8. Lovely cute cards Lisa. Thanks for the ideas.

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  9. 'Sweet' cards lol they are super cute! xx

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  10. Sweet shaker card Lisa! So fun😊

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  11. Such a fun shaker card! I don't have this stamp set... but you have me wondering why not! :)

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