I started with a large envelope from my stash and created a gray card to fit inside then added a layer of this elegant floral paper.
After deciding to make it a shaker card I went looking for the packaging from my rolls of double sided tape which I have recently saved for this purpose. I have four of them. I took one and trimmed all the way around the central depression which is a trough that the roll of tape sits in when packaged. I die cut a large label out of textured yellow cardstock (Tim Holtz Sizzix. Ornamental) and backed it with a strip of gray cardstock which I embossed with the Cuttle Bug Swiss Dots embossing folder. I used my Classic Round Nestibiities to cut an opening that would accommodate the shaker I was creating. I applied double sided tape on the edges of my plastic shaker piece and adhered it into the opening from the back. That looked good!! I decided to back it with a piece of clear plastic which I cut from packaging using a larger round Nestibilities. I filled the depression with little glass beads and flowers in silver and yellow. Once I thought I had enough in there I added double sided tape all the way around and attached the large clear plastic circle which nicely sealed all the little fun bits inside. I decided that I needed to add a flower under the shaker so there would be something interesting to see when the elements were all sitting on the bottom of the shaker. I die cut, embossed and layered a flower in grays and yellows which I glued to my card front once I had positioned my shaker. With my flower in place I adhered my shaker element to my card. I added faux stitching to the yellow layer along with a few rhinestones to finish my card.
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