After a few, a couple, maybe one person asked me how I did my shaker cards, I was going to be all clever and do one of those picture tutorials, using this card...I got right to the end, when my camera died a death. Flat Batteries. (Bother... although I didn't actually say, bother.) The photo down the
re was taken when I was wondering what to put in that blank spot on the left. Some black feathered wool? Another Stickeroo? A big purple glitter flower? After much pondering I decided on the silver and white glitter flower. (Which was recycled from a gift bag I had some yummy non-crafty goodies in for my birthday) The 'Party Time' and the 'Happy Birthday'stamps are from Papermania (Claire Curd's Signature Range) The little hedgehog is a Penny Black 
Stickeroo. Tilda was coloured in with Aqua Promaker pens and a paint brush.I will have a go at doing a picture tutorial, but next time I'll make sure my batteries are fully charged! (That's the camera's batteries of course...not mine!)
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lovely card
ReplyDeleteK
Wow your cards are wonderful..... so professional looking.....
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Lyn that is lovely, great colours and I love the Tilda stamps
ReplyDeleteGorgeous love those tilda stamps.Denise x
ReplyDeleteLOVELY card as usual.! And I am looking forward to your version of card making tutorial !!!
ReplyDeleteIt won't be as good as yours Esther!
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Thought I would check out other New Forest Bloggers.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your blog. Such talent - and great links to other interesting blogs.
Best wishes.
i have a question...is it you make the shaker like what I did mine aqnd just add those stamp images and stuff?
ReplyDeleteI just love how you design the shakers =)
The frame has the acetate (suck with double sided tape) and then the 3D foam is fixed to it. The card has (in this case) a square of a matching paper is suck down where the frame is going to go, I add the beads to the centre, peel the backing off the 3D foam (smear it with a little glue stick first to stop it being too sticky in case I put it in the wrong place, and then just press down over the beads. This way you don't have to cut a hole in the card and have a lumpy inside. I'll try to put pictures on later!
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A beautiful card
ReplyDeletehugs Debs x
Such a gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteI think i may get what you trying to say, though I wasnt sure if I am correctly interpreting the beads part. No hurry, will be looking forward to your tutorial! =)
ReplyDeleteHiya Lyn - I've enjoyed looking through your blog - you ahve some beautiful work here - I'll be back
ReplyDeletex Hilda
Thats beautiful !
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susan (saramar) x