Hello everyone! We have another guest today!

I get giddy every time I receive a blog update from
Laurie in my inbox. I love her clean and graphic style. The way she pulls things together always inspires me. Like the card she made for Curtain Call Challenge
here (as shown above), she used a qtip and the ink colors to make some brush strokes and then topped it with vellum! Such a beautiful result! While you are at her blog, don't forget to check out the
Card Hanger Dies Laurie designed! Now, let's get to her fun shaker card for today!
Friendship Star Shaker Card
HI there Waffleflower friends! I am thrilled to be stopping by today to share a shaker card I made up using Nina's gorgeous new stamps!
Today I am using the new set called
Starry Night and the
Tiny Star Die to make a fun shaker card. First off here is my card...

To make the stars on the inside of the shaker, here is what I did. I colored little patches of color in a rainbow on white card stock.

I used the little star die and cut out 2 of each color. This saved me so much time and I had just the right colors all lined up to go.

I took a piece of white card stock and stamped this ADORABLE sentiment and then added the "stars" in red. I absolutely love this sentiment! I can see making lots of card with this set. I piled up all the star pieces onto the sentiment panel and then lined a frame with foam tape after adhering a piece of acetate to the front.

To finish up the card, I attached the frame to the sentiment panel to make the shaker portion of the card. Using my ATG, I attached the shaker box right to the front of my card, lined with the sunburst pattern paper.

I hope you like today's creation. I will have another Waffleflower creation or 2 up soon! School is starting soon for the kiddos and that means a little more crafty time for me! :)
Hope you have a great day! Thanks for stopping in!
LOVE them…so much fun.
tsurutadesigns on
What a fun little shaker card! Love this!
Miriam Prantner on
Such fun!
mjmarmo on
This is an AWESOME shaker!!! Love it!
Shelly on
Always love Laurie’s cards!! Thanks for the tutorial. Shaker cards make me nervous but your instructions make it look easy. I need to try it!!
Kimberly E. on