Wednesday, 17 August 2016

Penguin snow globe shaker

I had fun combining digital stamping, Copic colouring, Cameo cutting and MISTI stamping to create this snow globe shaker card.

I made some adjustments to the flat snowglobe cut file to make it into a top folding card with a shaker window that stands 6 1/4" tall.




NOTE: do NOT put foam dots behind images you place in a shaker!
... they provide a perfect ledge for everything to get STUCK!

... I'm not so sure that I should have included the glitter inside the shaker with the snowflakes.  Even with a dusting of my anti-static powder, the glitter is sticking everywhere!

*** INGREDIENTS ***

FULL details and ingredients can be found in THIS post.

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I am going to enter my card in the following challenges
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the penguins are my "wild" creatures
 

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Simon Says Stamp Blog
Work It Wednesday July 2016
The challenge this month is to use the August Birthstone, Peridot.
I have used two shades of green in Percy's scarf

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2 comments:

  1. BerylFriday, August 19, 2016 11:31:00 am

    Tracy, you are amazing & so are your projects. This is another LOVE, LOVE, LOVE card. Well done XXXXXXXX

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