Hi there! My today's card is made using Lawn Fawn Let's Toast stamp set and dies. I wanted to make a very simple yet full of fun shaker card.
I made a standard A2 size card using white cardstock. For the card background I used 4 distress inks in the colors of Scattered Straw, Shaded Lilac, Picked Raspberry, Evergreen Bough and blended with ink blending tool. I splattered some golden pearl assent mixed with water using a paint brush and let it dry.
I stamped the images of breads, butter, knifes, toaster, pastry tarts from the Lawn Fawn Let's Toast stamp set using Memento Tuxedo Black ink and colored them using Copic markers. Just did simple coloring no extra shading as I wanted to keep the card simple with all those colors. I used the matching dies to cut the images out and also made a slot on the toaster for the bread to pop out using the die for it.
I used the largest rectangle of the Lawn Fawn Reverse Stitched Scalloped Rectangle Window die for the border of the card and cut it our from a black card stock. Also with the same die, I cut out a craft form to evenly backup behind the black cardstock to turn it into a shaker pocket. I took a clear acetate sheet and using a double sided sticky tape glued it to the black window and than on top of it stick the foam window.
For the main card I arranged the images such that they seem to pop out of the toaster in a circular motion. I pasted the images accordingly as shown on the card. The toaster and the bread coming out of it was pasted on the acetate piece as I didn't want it to be inside of the shaker pocket. Once every thing was glued, I poured mini shaker sequins on the card and glued the black window on it. Than I stamped the sentiments on and in the card and pasted the remaining colored images inside the card. That's it! Card is finished
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Products Used:
Lawn Fawn Let's Toast stamp set
Lawn Fawn Reverse Stitched Scalloped Rectangle Window die
Tim Holtz Distress Ink - Scattered Straw
Tim Holtz Distress Ink - Shaded Lilac
Tim Holtz Distress Ink - Picked Raspberry
