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

This is such an adorable shaker card !

Marjorie DUMONTIER,

That is so pretty – I love how you did the background!

Gab,

Adorable card! I love shakers & the elves are so cute. This one really feels like Christmas!

Patt H.,

Gorgeous card, Love your background an the way you surround your images . Thanks for your effort and time.

Henriëtte,

Hi, thank you so much for the video, very useful. Is that possible you list the name of all materials you use in each video under each video, it helps a lot people with english as a second language. Thanks again

Jina,

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