Hello and happy Saturday!
Today I have a super cool shaker card to share - made with vellum! It's no secret that I have a difficult time with acetate. I don't like touching it, and it gives me the heebie-jeebies but over the last few years, I've learned to deal with it. However, I still prefer 'other' materials for shaker cards - like this wonderful Sweet Pea Slimline card!
All of me loves all of you, slimline vellum shaker card
- Stamp out all the images and two sentiments from the Royal Sweetpea Set onto the watercolor card.
- Very quickly, use the clear embossing powder over top and heat set. I prefer to use clear embossing powder over black as you will not have any escaped pieces of black powder to ruin your image.
- Die-cut all the images and sentiments and then use white ink to splatter everything but the sentiments. Set aside to dry.
- Next, take a full sheet of vellum and die-cut it with the slimline full front shaker die . Die cut a piece of white card with the additional die in the set.
- Using double-sided adhesive, stick three sides of the vellum die cut to the back of the white card panel. This creates a pocket for you to add sequins, creating a full-front shaker.
- Use foam pads on every die-cut and carefully place them onto the front of the vellum panel.
- Now, place the sentiments, one at the top, and the other at the bottom. You want as much of that beautiful floral design on show as possible.
- Once all the die-cut pieces are on top of the vellum front, You can now add the sequins. I've selected the sequin mix - Peacock Tails because of the beautiful, rich colors. You might think they are a little dark for our floral card, but the vellum adds an opaqueness to the card front which gives the sequins an almost frosted look, which is perfect!
- Take off that last piece of double-sided tape so all four sides are now sealed. Complete the card by adding a slimline card base.
Isn't this beautiful! The stamp set is soft, delicate, and gorgeous! I love the sentiments, they really add a little something extra - and to have a 'sister' stamp is so important to me. I have two sisters whom I love dearly, and it really touched my heart to be able to make something and to think of them.
If you want to see more from the March Release, you can visit my previous blog post here: March Release Blog Post, where I share a few more cards like the one below. Surprise, surprise, another type of shaker card, haha! 
Thank you for visiting today, and I'll see you soon!
Crafty hugs, Jen
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