Hey everybody! I hope your weather isn’t too cold where you are! We’re having some cold stuff here but that’s how we like it! Our new challenge is live this morning over at Mix It Up Challenge Blog and I’m delighted to share my inspiration project for MIUCB #68 – Anything Goes + optional Stamping! We’d love to see your project with rubber/clear stamps and no digis this time if you choose to play the twist. But remember, the twist is not necessary to play in our challenges – we’d be happy to see just an ‘anything goes’ project! I created a super cute and somewhat whimsical shaker card featuring some of my favorite STAMPlorations and This Calls For Confetti products in my stash. This card was for an online friend who is battling pancreatic cancer, and I believe she’s received it, so there’s no spoiler alert. My heart really goes out to this sweet lady; she is such an inspiration with her upbeat and positive attitude. I’m not sure how I would handle the situation she’s in, but she’s handling it with grace and dignity.
I cut a standard A2 size side-folding card base and layering panel from Neenah Classic Crest 80# Solar White cardstock. I stamped the lemon outline from the STAMPlorations Layered Citrus stamp set in Memento Tuxedo Black on the layering panel, cut around the perimeter, and adhered acetate behind the window with Scor-Tape. I then stamped the full color lemon in Memento Tuxedo Black and Catherine Pooler Limoncello and Chiffon inks directly on the card base.
I stamped the sentiment (also from the Layered Citrus stamp set) in Memento Tuxedo Black and Catherine Pooler Limoncello ink on the layering panel. I added tiny lemon slices from This Calls For Confetti Iced Pink Lemonade confetti and tiny white stars from The 80s Polymer Clay Mix, and adhered the layering panel to the card base with double-sided foam strips, closing up the shaker.
I cut the inside panel from Solar White cardstock and embellished it with leftover strips of Solar White cardstock and strips of CutCardStock Pop Tone Lemon Drop cardstock. I stamped a sentiment from the Unity Stamp Co. Blossom By Blossom stamp set in Memento Tuxedo Black ink, and layered the panel on Lemon Drop cardstock.
Sharing in the following challenges:
1. A Perfect Time To Craft Open Challenge: #11-2023 – Anything Goes
2. Classic Design Challenge: October #10 – Anything Goes
3. Crafts Galore Encore Challenge Blog: #117 – Anything Goes
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Products used:
CARDSTOCK/PAPER: Neenah Classic Crest 80# Solar White cardstock, CutCardStock Pop Tone Lemon Drop cardstock
STAMPS: STAMPlorations Layered Citrus stamp set, Unity Stamp Co. Blossom By Blossom stamp set
INK: Memento Tuxedo Black ink; Catherine Pooler Limoncello and Chiffon inks
ACCESSORIES: Tonic Studios 12″ Guillotine Paper Trimmer, Tombow Mono Dots adhesive, Bearly Art precision craft glue, MISTI stamp tool, 1/4″ Scor-Tape, Grafix Crystal Clear Craft Plastic, This Calls For Confetti Iced Pink Lemonade confetti and The 80s Polymer Clay Mix, 1″ and 1/4″ double-sided foam strips
I hope you’ve enjoyed seeing this project and will link up with us this time! Thanks so much for stopping by today – we’ll see you next time! ;)
Scrappy hugs,
Fabulous shaker card! I love the lemon quote and how I like mine too! LOL So happy to join with you on the team! Thanks so much for having me along friend!!
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Fun shaker portion! Cute card
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I’m sure the lady who received it was thrilled to bits with this lovely upbeat card, love the shaker element.
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That’s brilliant! Love the little lemon slices inside the shaker – inspired!
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Wow, what a fantastic card! Loving those little lemon pieces in the shaker – perfect 😊. Hugs, Jo x
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I’m a sucker for a shaker card and yours is so fun!!! I will have to remember the way you made it!
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Such a fun shaker card, love it!
Thank you for joining us at the <a href=”http://cardsgalorechallenges.blogspot.co.uk/“>Crafts Galore Encore </a> Challenge.
Lorraine
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