Adding Shaker boxes to Accent your Cards

Today I am excited to share this cute Celebration shaker card which is perfect for a Happy New Year Card or any other Celebration! I am just getting started playing with Shakers and I love them!
Start with the Mini Shaker Wine Glass

Paint the shaker with silver paint. Note: my shaker required a few coats of paint to look silver. I did only paint the top and bottom of the shaker box.

Using your favorite adhesive begin assembling the shaker box.

Add glitter before you add the acrylic and top piece. I chose a large glitter to help with the "bubbly" effect.

Create your card base as desired. I added 2 different patterned papers, creating a frame for my shaker box. Add your finished shake box to the card. Add stamped greeting and glitter accents to finish your card.

Comments

Helen said…

Like this idea of adding a shaker box...the possibility of removing it from the original card to create a bit of home decor or an embellishment for a scrapbook page etc. is great. tfs

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