I have some very exciting news to share this morning! I have the honour and privilege of being a guest designer for the month of December over at The Friday Mashup!
- Make a project featuring "A Shaker Card".
- Or Make a project with a "Winter Theme".
- Or "Mash it Up" and create a " Winter Themed Shaker Card. "
Well, here it is, folks! And let me tell you, it was so much fun. If you've been meaning to try a shaker card, I urge you to take the plunge :)
Let it Snow
For this card, I wanted to jump way outside my comfort zone!
1. Don't be afraid to try something new!: When it comes down to it, everything was new once - walking, talking, counting, eating broccoli!... but we take on the challenge without a second thought. Take this approach when you're making your next card. You'd be surprised at what you can accomplish and you'll have a renewed faith in your own creativity!
2. Embrace your mistakes!: Ok, I admit it, I made a mistake. And given the type of mistake it was, correcting it would mean redoing a large portion of the card! Did you notice that the sentiment isn't completely centred? Well, I noticed, and I let it go! Turns out, it worked out great - it gives the 'snow' inside the shaker portion a spot to build up, giving it the feel of rolling hills (or a snowdrift!) :) Embrace your mistakes - It gives you a chance to learn.
1. Don't be afraid to try something new!: When it comes down to it, everything was new once - walking, talking, counting, eating broccoli!... but we take on the challenge without a second thought. Take this approach when you're making your next card. You'd be surprised at what you can accomplish and you'll have a renewed faith in your own creativity!
2. Embrace your mistakes!: Ok, I admit it, I made a mistake. And given the type of mistake it was, correcting it would mean redoing a large portion of the card! Did you notice that the sentiment isn't completely centred? Well, I noticed, and I let it go! Turns out, it worked out great - it gives the 'snow' inside the shaker portion a spot to build up, giving it the feel of rolling hills (or a snowdrift!) :) Embrace your mistakes - It gives you a chance to learn.
The supplies I used for this card were:
Cardstock: Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White
Paper: Frostwood Lodge DSP, Garden Green DSP
Stamps: Punch Pals
Ink: Garden Green, More Mustard, Basic Black, Chocolate Chip, Cherry Cobbler
Paper: Frostwood Lodge DSP, Garden Green DSP
Stamps: Punch Pals
Ink: Garden Green, More Mustard, Basic Black, Chocolate Chip, Cherry Cobbler
Embellishments: Cherry Cobbler Seam Binding ribbon, Dazzling Diamonds Glitter, Rhinestones
Tools: Large Oval punch, Scallop oval punch, Dotted Scallop Border punch,
Tools: Large Oval punch, Scallop oval punch, Dotted Scallop Border punch,
Until next time - Happy Stamping :)
-Tara




