Video Tutorial - Honey Bee Stamps - How to Create a Fun Shaker Card

Hi everyone!  I hope you are having a fabulous week!  I have a new video and card to share with you today showing how I created this fun shaker card.  Here's the video:

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The adorable images are from Honey Bee Stamps.  I just love their new mermaid release stamp sets.  I watercolored the background with my Gansai Tambi watercolor paints.  I then painted all of the images with my Zig markers and a water brush.  Here are the Zig markers I used: Brown, Light Brown, Marine Green, Violet, Light Violet, Light Gray, Gray, Light Pink, Olive Green, Yellow, Flesh Color, Blush, and Almond Pink. 


To purchase the foam strips from Stampin Up! that I used in the video to make the shaker card, Click Here
I hope you enjoy this video and the card.  Have a wonderful day :)

Shaker Card Samples and Video Tutorial using Hero Arts stamp set and Distress Oxide Inks

Hi everyone and Happy Monday!  I hope your week is off to a great start.  I decided to try my hand at creating some cute shaker cards using this gorgeous new stamp set from Hero Arts called You're So Fabulous (you can purchase this set HERE at Simon Says Stamp) and a distress oxide ink background technique.  I have also prepared a video tutorial to show how I created the distress oxide ink background and the shaker card.  I have a couple samples to show as well as a simple, non-shaker card sample so you can see a simple way you could put a card together using this set.  Here are my cards:

For my first I created a fully loaded fun shaker card :)  I first created my background using Work Lipstick and Broken China Distress Oxide inks.  I then spritzed some water and let it dry.  Then I stamped the image onto the background. I then created my shaker card using acetate and scalloped and stitched rectangle dies from Lawn Fawn.  I added sequins (from Craft Medley. . . I got mine on Amazon) and then I heat embossed the sentiment with white embossing powder.  I added some silver metallic thread behind the sentiment.  I then glued some sequins to the outside of the acetate and also added some pink, blue, and silver nuvo drops to the card. 

I did the same technique as described above on this card except I used Broken China and Cracked Pistachio Distress Oxide inks.  I created a video tutorial on how I created this card.  You can see the video here:



Finally, I wanted to show a simple card that could easily be reproduced so you had another idea of a project you could make using this stamp set.  You could recreate this card in different colors and create a super cute notecard set for a friend. 

That's it from me today.  Thank you so much as always for stopping by and I'll be back tomorrow with another project :)