
 
 Spellbinders is celebrating Christmas in July.  My craft table is shaking with holiday festivities because I am making shaker cards! 
It's time to Celebrate the Season (with Spellbinders newest collection).   Scroll down and I'll show you how I made this.    The shaker card featured today use the dies shown below:Spellbinders Winter Welcome Sled Etched Dies from the Celebrate the Season Collection  and Spellbinders Balsam & Berries Clear Stamp Set from the Celebrate the Season Collection


The frame around the card was created using a die set that is a "must have" in your collection.  Spellbinders Fluted Classics Rectangles Etched Dies from the Fluted Classics Collection by Becca Feeken
Here are some other products included in the collection:  
Spellbinders Mix & Match Holiday Greetings Etched Dies from the Celebrate the Season Collection, Spellbinders Stylish Merry Christmas Etched Dies from the Celebrate the Season Collection
 
The secret to perfect stamping starts with a stamping platform.  My favorite is 
I used Archival ink because it doesn't bleed when I use water color pencils to color the images.   
Instructions
Making shaker cards is quite easy when using tulle netting.  The netting is super inexpensive and I prefer to use white tulle.  
I taped the tulle to the frame to create the shaker window.  
Next step
Once the tulle is securely in place, add foam tape around all sides  - leaving no spaces for shaker material to fall out. 
Final Steps
Add the shaker mix and close the front shaker window.  Yep it's that easy!
The Shaker Mix
This is a beautiful, vibrant combination of iridescent confetti and iridescent flat backed crystals.  
Thank you for stopping here to visit.  
 
 
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