Video: Winter Holiday Shaker Card - Hero Arts
Posted by May Park on October 30, 2017

Video: Winter Holiday Shaker Card

Have you started making your holiday cards? Today I have a fun winter holiday shaker card to inspire you all, combining 6 different stamp sets.

I created my background by ink blending with 4 colors of Distress inks. To give a feeling of snow falling, I added some ink splatters with Hero Arts Unicorn White Spray to my inked background.

I stamped my images from the following stamp sets: Santa’s Door Accessories, Nice Elves, Naughty Elves, and Jingle All the Way. Then I colored them with ZIG clean color real brush pens.

I heat embossed my sentiments from the Color Layering Joy Message stamp set and the Christmas Wishes stamp set with white embossing powder. For my shaker elements, I used Champagne and Frost sequins.

I made a video tutorial to show you how to make a shaker card from start to finish. You can watch it above or in HD on YouTube.

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28 comments

What foam did you use im trying to find foam like that double sided adhesive but cannot find it anywhere could you please send me a link for where i can get it ? I would really appreciate it by the way nice job on card i love it.

Sonia peguero,

Beautiful card! I love mixing stamp and die sets. It just gives you endless possibilities

Jackie Price,

This is just the cutest card. Just love it.
Thanks for sharing.

Rebecca /Butterfield,

Love the design of the card. The elves are darling!

Barbara Chmura,

I loved your Christmas shaker card. Your background is beautiful and I loved the stamps you used to decorate the shaker.

Kathy Ferguson,

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