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    Shaker Card Kits Made Simple

    Hi Everyone, it’s Tina here. I often get messages on social media and emails asking how I make shaker cards. Kat Scrappiness has a wide selection of Shaker Cards Kits that makes it super easy for those who find it challenging. It has all you pieces you need so there is no guess work. Below you will find two examples and both cards took little time to make.

    Card #1

    Card #2

    Card #1

    Step 1 – Trim White Cardstock to 8 1/2” x 5 1/2”, score at 4 1/4” and fold in half for a vertical side fold card. (A2)

    Step 2 – Trim Patterned Paper or DIY Background to 5 1/2” x 4 1/4”. Diecut Double Stitched Rectangles and adhere to card using Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive.

    Step 3 – Apply the Shaker Element Paw Print to the card front using Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive. Fill the center with Brown Paw Print Sprinkles. Adhere the Clear Acetate on top using Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive. Decorate the Frame Overlay. I used an Alcohol Marker and adhere on top using Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive.

    Step 4 – Add a Dog image or character and then a sentiment.

    Card #2

    Step 1 – Trim White Cardstock to 8 1/2” x 5 1/2”, score at 4 1/4” and fold in half for a vertical side fold card. (A2)

    Step 2 – Create a Cloud Background from a diecut or cut it out freehand to use as a stencil and apply ink directly on the card front. Move the stencil around and repeat to create layers.

    Step 3 – Apply the Shaker Element Small Cloud to the card front using Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive. Fill the center with Small Rainbow Sprinkles. Adhere the Clear Acetate on top using Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive. Decorate the Frame Overlay. I used an Alcohol Marker and adhere on top using Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive.

    Step 4 – Diecut and assemble Cute Layered Owl and adhere to card using Foam Tape.

    Step 5 – Diecut and colour a rainbow. If you do not have a rainbow die then diecut Never Ending Circles by using 2 dies together. Trim and adhere to card.

    Step 6 – Stamp a sentiment and adhere to card.

    These are are quick and simple and can be used for many occasions. Below is a link to all the products used. Thank you for stopping by and Happy Crafting!

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    Creating Ornaments using Kat Scrappiness Shaker Card Kits

    Hi Everyone, it’s Priscilla here. Today I will be showing you some fun ornaments I made using four different “Shaker Card Kits” from Kat Scrappiness.

     

    Although I am showing them today as tree ornaments, note that any of them can be adhered to an A2 card front. Just add a sentiment, and you’ll have yourself a finished holiday card!

    Here’s a quick review of what these Shaker Card Kits include as described on the Kat Scrappiness “Shop” page:

    • Shaker Element Shape Base (3mm thick)
    • Transparent film cut to fit the shape perfectly
    • Decorative Frame Overlay.  

    You can use the decorative frame overlay the way it is which is a milky white color or you can change the color  with any medium you choose such as ink, markers, watercolors, paints, etc.  Anything you can use on paper/cardstock, you can use to color your frame the color(s) you’d like.

    When the shaker is completed the approximate height of the shaker portion is 5mm.

    Let’s get started! My first shaker ornament was created using the “Winter Village Ornament Shaker Card Kit.”

    I colored the outer ring with a C9 Copic Marker, and then painted the village scene with white acrylic paint. For the background I used an Echo Park Christmas patterned paper and filled the shaker with Kat’s “White Snowflake Sprinkles.”  As I will do for all four ornaments, I attached a handmade embellishment at the top using a hot glue gun.

    I used the “Cardinal Bird Ornament Shaker Card Kit” for my second ornament.

    I painted the frame overlay with red acrylic paint and used a patterned paper from PhotoPlay’s “Kringle & Co.” paper pad for the background. For the shaker element, I combined Kat‘s “White Snowflake Sprinkles” and “Red Jewels.”

    For my third ornament, I used the “Snowflake Ornament Shaker Card Kit.

    I painted the frame overlay with white acrylic paint and used a black and white checked paper, again from the PhotoPlay’s “Kringle & Co.” paper pad, for the background. Kat’s “Christmas Red Sequins” provide the “shake.”

    My final ornament  features  Kat‘s “Ornate Christmas Ornament Shaker Card Kit.”

    I painted this frame overlay with silver acrylic paint and used a red and black checked paper from the same PhotoPlay’s“Kringle & Co.” paper pad.  Inside the shaker ornament, I adhered several of Kat‘s “Sparkling Clear Jewels.”

    Thank you so much for stopping by! Don’t forget to check out what’s NEW in Kat’s Shop, and follow my blog and Instagram for more “Kat Scrappiness Amazingness”!

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    The supplies I used are listed and linked below.

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    Holiday Cards Using Kat’s New Shaker Card Kits

    Hi Everyone, it’s Priscilla here. Today I have three Halloween and Thanksgiving shaker cards from the just released “Shaker Card Kits” line from Kat Scrappiness. These shaker kits include everything you’ll need to create a shaker card quickly and easily.

    My first card is a Halloween one that features the new “Framed Dome Window Shaker Card Kit.”

    I had a blast “Halloween-izing” this shaker kit with black acrylic paint and white distress wood lines for the window frame. Every window needs some curtains, right?  I used orange tulle to create the drapes and filled the shaker with Kat‘s “Hocus Pocus” sequin mix. The skeleton, cat, and sentiment are all from Kat‘s “Toil & Trouble” stamp set.

     

    My second card is a spider web-infested Halloween card, complete with a skeleton head and dingy, torn “wallpaper” around a “mirror.”

    I used the “Medium Oval Shaker Card Kit” to create the mirror, and then added some spider patterned acetate behind it in lieu of the piece of acetate that comes in the kit. I filled the oval with Kat‘s new “All Hallows ‘Eve” sequin mix. The skeleton head was stamped and colored from the Kat Scrappiness “Toil & Trouble” stamp set..

     

    Let’s change things up with a Thanksgiving card this time! I used the “House with Chimney Shaker Card Kit” and covered it with wood patterned paper from ModaScrap, and then filled the shaker element with Kat’s “Apple Sprinkles.”

    To create the background, I used a green print paper from Lawn Fawn’s “Fall Fling Petite Paper Pack,” the tree die from Kat‘s “Crafters Essentials-Fall” die set, and one of the cloud dies from the “He is Risen” die set. Kat’s “Happy Thanksgiving Brush Script Word & Sentiment Die” was the finishing touch on the roof.

    Thank you so much for stopping by! Don’t forget to check out what’s NEW in Kat’s Shop, and follow my blog and Instagram for more “Kat Scrappiness Amazingness”!

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    The supplies I used are listed and linked below.

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    “Special Delivery!” | Creating a Birthday Card with the New Balloon Shaker Card Kit

    Hey Crafters! Priscilla here!  Today I’ll be showing you the shaker card I made using one of the new “Shaker Card Kits” in Kat’s shop.

     

     

    Here’s the products I used from Kat’s shop to make my shaker element:

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    (Click on each photo above to go right to the link in Kat’s shop.)

     

    This kit includes everything (except the adhesive) to create a balloon shaker card quickly and easily! Here’s the info on these kits as described in the shop:

    Included:

    • Shaker Element Shape Base (3mm thick)
    • Transparent film cut to fit the shape perfectly
    • Decorative Frame Overlay.  

    You can use the decorative frame overlay the way it is which is a milky white color or you can change the color  with any medium you choose such as ink, markers, watercolors, paints, etc.  Anything you can use on paper/cardstock, you can use to color your frame the color(s) you’d like.

    When the shaker is completed the approximate height of the shaker portion is 5mm. 

     

    You can assemble the shaker kit in several different ways. I placed a yellow background (a little less than the size of the balloon frame) on my card front and then adhered the balloon-shaped foam frame on top of it. Then I pour the  “Party Confetti” sprinkles into the opening. Next I painted the top balloon frame with white acrylic paint and let that dry before adhering the acetate film to the back of it. Finally I adhered the completed frame/acetate frame over the foam frame housing the sprinkles. Done!

     

     

    I finished the card with some yellow ribbon and a sentiment from my stash. Note how I scattered several different colors of  Kat’s Jewels around the sentiment for a finishing touch.

    Thank you so much for stopping by! Don’t forget to check out what’s NEW in Kat’s Shop and use my coupon code Priscilla10″ for 10% off your order at the shop. Follow my blog and Instagram for more “Kat Scrappiness Amazingness”!

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    The supplies I used are listed and linked below.

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    Unicorn in a Heart Shaker Kit Card

    Hi, everyone! This is Nicki from the design team here to show you how to use our shaker kits while making this fun unicorn card. For all the details make sure to watch the video!

    Let’s start by looking at the product. The pack comes with a sturdy frame, a piece of acetate cut to fit the window and a sturdy piece of foam that is the shape of the frame.

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    For my frame, I used Tattered Rose Distress Oxide Ink. After ink blending, I attached the acetate piece with liquid glue to the frame. Next, I used liquid glue to adhere the foam to the frame. While the glue was drying, I prepared the background.

    I started with a piece of light pink paper from the Spring Fling pack. Next, I wanted to add some extra sparkle so used the Falling Hearts Stencil and some glitter paste.

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    After the glitter paste dried, I can start placing my shaker window. I added pastel sprinkles and sparkling clear diamond jewels to the center of the card. Next, I glued the shaker window in place over the shaker pieces.

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    All that was left, was to back the card with dark grey card stock.

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    Nicki


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    Let’s Create an Easy Die-Cut Card

    Good morning! This is Kathy with the Creative Crew.  I have an easy die-cut shaker card, using the Autumn Foliage die set from Kat Scrappiness. We will also be using the Small Circle Shaker Kit to create this card and the Simple Sentiments Stamp and Die Bundle. So, let’s create a card!

    The Autumn Foliage die set contains five dies. Today I am using small and large birch leaves in multiple colors. This is easy! Pull out those card stock scraps you have been hoarding and find a color combination that suits you. I chose fall colors. Cut out a BUNCH of these leaves. We will use them to cover the main panel of our card. TO line them up I started with a 3.75″ x 5″ panel of white card stock. I started at the bottom and evenly spaced out the leaves, adhering them with liquid glue.

    Next, let’s work on our shaker element. I chose to die-cut a circle frame that fit the top of my shaker kit. You can simply emboss the top of the kit with gold embossing powder. Then glue down the foam circle directly to your card panel. Add your shaker elements. Carefully glue the acetate to the top frame of the shaker kit, allow it to dry then glue it to the foam piece that contains your shaker elements. These shaker kits allow you to make shaker cards so easily and Kat Scrappiness has loads of them in all sizes and themes.

    I stamped the Simple Sentiments stamp in black ink on white card stock and then cut all of them out with the coordinating die from the bundle. SO EASY! I cut a piece of my gold card stock slightly larger and glued them together. I then, with liquid glue, added that liquid glue on top of the shaker element.

    I added foam tape to the main panel and adhered it to a top folding A2 card base of a coordinating color.

    I hope you enjoy this card and look forward to seeing your creations! Please head over to the Kat Scrappiness shop to get these fabulous products!  Have a wonderful day!

     

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    Slimline Shaker Card

    Hello Crafters, Happy Sunday! Crystal here and today I would like to share a fun slimline shaker card I made using several dog themed products that are available at Kat Scrappiness.

     

     

    For this slimline shaker card I used the following products.

    PawSome Boy Paper Pad

    PawSome Dogs Stamp Set

    Pawsome Dogs Sentiment Set

    Dog House Shaker Kit

    Pet Sentiments Brush Script Word & Sentiment Die Set

    Dog Bone Sprinkles

    Paw Print Sprinkles

    Shaker Cards are so fun. Have you checked out all the fun Shaker Kits available at the store? Check them out HERE! You will just love these and they are so easy to use. Here is an up close picture of the dog house shaker kit.

     

     

    Add some sprinkles and adhere to your project, its that easy! Don’t forget to check out the NEW PAWSOME products for your dog themed creations.

    Thanks so much for stopping by today, I hope everyone has a GREAT Sunday!!!

    Happy Crafting!