A Place To Start Mid-month - "Showcase Your Favorite Technique"

Hello, Crafty Peeps!

The designers have designed a new batch of projects to inspire you to create projects using your favorite technique and showcase them in our challenge at A Place To Start!  

I chose to do a "Wet" Shaker Card! This is a fun technique.  

I colored the background and images with Copics.  This card is constructed the same as any other Shaker the only exception is that you do not have to put foam tape around the window.  You will, however, have to use foam tape on the back of your image and other parts of your frame just to create dimension.  I should have added a few more sequins, I think.

Don't you just love all the little bubbles!

Looking forward to seeing your creations in our challenge!

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Hugz,

Liquid Shaker Card - It Could Have Been Worse

Hello, Crafty Peeps!

Today, I am sharing a new technique I learned for creating a fun and unique shaker card.  This is my second "wet" shaker project and I am definitely hooked.  The other benefit of learning this technique was that I finally opened the Fuse tool that I purchased (or received as a gift) over 4 years ago.

I don't like this one as much as I did my first project (which will post here on Monday) but it is still a really cool card to give someone.  The Hubster and my grandson got a real kick out of pushing down on the "water" and making the sequins move around.  It is kinda cool, I must admit.  I still think I need to be more gen I ordered a few more aquatic-themed stamps and dies so I can vary my underwater scenes.  I need some little fish!

Stuff I Used:

Stamps: Sea Friends

Paper: The Paper Studio

Plastic: WRMK Plastic Sleeve

Liquid: Assured Hand Sanitizer

Misc: Distress and Distress Oxide Inks- Broken China, Weathered Wood, Stormy Sky

Copic markers