Hello! Rubeena here with another shaker card for you! One can’t make enough! The Ton carries such an amazing variety of gilding so I wanted to show you how I used the stars and some of the beads. If you’ve been following me on social media, I’d love for you to check out the tutorial I had on the popular shaker card I created.
To begin, I watercolored Tim Holtz watercolor cardstock using Kuretake Gansai Tambi with the following colors: No. 91, 64, 66, 139, and 37. After it was dry, I die-cut it with a horizontal stripes cover plate die. I also die-cut white foam since I am going to make a shaker card and removed the inner rectangles. Using Scor-Tape, I taped down the foam to a white A2 cardbase. I glued the inner rectangle pieces between the foam spaces with Glossy Accents. I attached a piece of Dura-Lar film / acetate alternate behind the watercolored die-cut.
Check out that metallic gold color! Now I can fill the card with gilding. I filled each space with stars and beads in colors that matched one another and the watercolors. Once they were filled, I carefully added more Scor-Tape behind the front panel and taped it down over the foam.
I stamped the sentiment from Heart Diamonds on white cardstock using VersaMark Ink and heat embossed with Ranger Liquid Platinum Embossing Powder. I fussy cut around it and added silver thread and foam tape behind it. I taped it down on the card to finish it off.
I hope you’re inspired to make a shaker card, too! Thanks so much for your love!
Mini stars used: Holo Clear, Gold, Light Blue, Mermaid Blue, Purple, Dark Pink, Light Pink
Beads used: White Satin Beads, Goldeneye Bugle Beads, Island Blue Bugle Beads, Deep Turquoise, Lilac Seed Beads, Plum Wine Bugle Beads, Light Rose Bugle Beads
Lovely. Your work is always so beautiful and your color combos are inspirational.
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I love shaker cards, and Ruby has a gorgeous one for The Ton!!!
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Very unique Ruby 😉
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This is lovely. I had to look at it several times to make sure it was actually a card. I thought it was a shadow box, or something.. I wasn’t sure.. heh It’s just so pretty, it should be sitting on a shelf, for all to see. 😀
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What a gorgeous combo of watercolor and shaker!
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