floral frame shaker card
Posted by Hero Arts on June 15, 2026

Floral Frame Shaker Card | Fresh Flowers Collection

Hello, friends!


This is Caly Person and I’m excited to be here to share a project using the Fresh Flowers collection ! This collection is beautiful and I’ve used several products to make today’s Floral Frame shaker card .

floral frame shaker card

Watch Caly Create a Floral Frame Shaker Card

To see the project come together, check out the full video tutorial HERE .

I die-cut the main Floral Frame Die in white and ink-blended the flowers and foliage using the Floral Frame Stencil Set . The colors I used for the flowers are Peony, Ultra Pink, and Azelea. For the flower centers, I used Butter Bar and Grape Juice.


I die-cut a second Floral Frame to stack the layers to make the frame sturdier before adhering it to a piece of acetate to turn it into a shaker window.

floral frame shaker card

For the background, I ink-blended a white panel with Bermuda ink before applying a Birdsong Script Hero Transfer sheet over the top. I wanted the script to feel a bit more soft, so I adhered a layer of vellum over it before sealing the Floral Frame over it with my shaker bits.


I felt the window left a lot of space, so I also die-cut and ink-blended some flowers and leaves from Sweet Blooms Die Set to adhere it over the window with some foam squares. I finished my card by attaching sentiments from the Perfect Pairs Stamp & Cut set that I embossed in gold on white cardstock.


I hope you like this Floral Frame shaker card! I had a lovely time putting it together! Thanks so much for visiting today and thank you to Hero Arts for having me as a guest designer!

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