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Feel Better Shaker Card


Hi everyone!

Today I am sharing my very first shaker card!! I have been watching all kinds of videos on shaker cards and I have just been so inspired to make one myself. So I went to Michaels and Joann and bought everything I would possibly need for fillers (hooray for coupons!!)

I was inspired to do a get well card for the 6th challenge on the Lawn Fawn Fanatics blog.

I used the Baked with Love and the Treat Yourself stamp sets for this card.





I am so happy with the way this card turned out. I love the colors, and I LOVE the shaker element. I will definitely be making more of these cards in the future!!

If you want to see how I made this card please check out the video below:







Thanks for stopping by!
-A.R.

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  1. Catherine RobinsonJune 10, 2017 at 6:51 PM

    Very nice!

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  2. Nancy KJune 15, 2017 at 11:08 AM

    Beautiful shaker card! Can't believe it's your first one; it's perfect! So happy you joined us at Lawn Fawnatics!

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