yes, i've made a holiday card. for some reason, all of my shaker ideas revolved around snow this time. and let's face it, you can NEVER have too many xmas cards done early. at least i never can. i've used some ancient pebbles paper for the front of the card, and inside the shaker window there is even ancienter paper from a springy SEI collection that i always think looks like gusts of snow, so my last few scraps are stored in with my holiday stuff. my window is made from awesome heavy duty, snow-patterned acrylic that stephanie found for me. inside it are tiny clear microbeads from a jar that has the name of the LSS near my mom's house, which closed at least ten years ago, so i think it's safe to say i don't make enough shaker cards?* i've trimmed out with a bunch of the diecuts i made from my smaller holiday scraps at the beginning of the year. it's really handy to have a bunch of basic shapes ready to roll!
need more inspiration? there's nothing shaky about my SOS design team darlings... except their cards this week! ♥
*because it's not even a very big jar of microbeads... and there are still some left, lol!
I so want to case this card! It's gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteLovely job on this, Lauren, as always! xoxo
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shaker card, I want to case it too, I think I have that tree paper too.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhh yep, I also want to CASE this card, but I would never attempt it!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
Snow is perfect for shaker cards!
This is so pretty, Lauren! Very creative and very unexpected! As always, you did a great job!
ReplyDeleteHugz,
Chana
Wow, awesome card! I agree with your opening paragraph about just making basic open-up cards, but it is fun to "build" once in a while (I guessss....)
ReplyDeleteThe ancient and more ancienter paired rocks! Love that you saw snow flurries in the spring paper! Seems appropriate-- we get lotsa snow in spring! Cheers, and great card!