It's time for the last challenge for 2014 at The Card Concept! I am sad to say that this will be my last post for The Card Concept. I have enjoyed being on this team so much, and want to thank the very sweet Lesley Croghan for having me for the first year.
This weeks challenge is to create a card inspired by this lovely color scheme of neutrals.
I've been loving neutrals lately, and with the theme Silent Night, I immediately thought of a Nativity scene. And guess what? It's a shaker card! Yep! My first ever! And boy was it tricky. I had to pull it apart and put it back together right, more than once! haha! I think I finally have it in my head how it works and where to glue the acetate. Next one should be a breeze :)
I think there is a bit of static electricity in there though, because some of my shaky things don't want to fall back down...
Anyway, I am not going to go into detail about how I made this, simply because I don't remember. haha!
There are lots of videos on Youtube you can watch if you want to learn how to make one. Everyone makes them a little bit different. I think that's why I got so confused :)
I used the lovely Reason For The Season stamp set and matching dies, from Simon Says, for this card.
This challenge will end on Monday, December 22 at Noon (PST).
Stop by and see what the other designers have created and I hope you'll join us for the challenge at The Card Concept!
I am also linking this card up to the Simon Says Challenge Bling it On.
Thanks so much for stopping by! :)
Hugs,
Kay :)
Yay! for making your first ever shaker card! I absolutely love it. This set is one of my favorites. Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is fabulous! I love the soft metallic colours and the fact that it's a shaker card! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fabulous shaker card, Kay! Love those colors! And honestly, I think it's cool that some of the "shaky things" are stuck...looks really awesome that way!
ReplyDeleteFabulous creation for the reason for the season Kay! Love it! Love your shaker and looking forward to all the shakers to come!
ReplyDeleteI love that you chose this Nativity set for your shaker...it's absolutely BEAUTIFUL, Kay! Gorgeous Copic coloring, and your sequins are perfection! Love the neutral color palette, too! So sad you'll be leaving The Card Concept, but happy to be following you wherever you go :) Hugs, Barb
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shaker card! I love the soft, neutral color palette!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as always Kay!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!
ReplyDeleteBravo on your first shaker Kay, this is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Kay <3
ReplyDeleteI love this beautiful Christmas card, Kay! This is one amazing shaker card.
ReplyDeleteAmazing card!
ReplyDeleteThe sentiment and the shaker-sequins fit together perfectly (the sequins surround Maria and her beloved)! Great idea for this beautiful stamp-set!
Also love the colors.
So beautiful, Kay!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your first ever shaker card, Kay! You sure knocked it out of the park on your first effort, too! Wow! Glorious card with subtle sparkle. Beautiful. Can't wait to see more shakers from you. :)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card Kay, I love your CAS style and stunning shaker element.....your die is gorgeous, beautifully coloured and a lovely sentiment and sparkling star!!
ReplyDeleteThanks you so much for joining us with Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge
hugs
Heather xx
Oh my goodness Kay this is amazing!
ReplyDeleteOh my! this is such a master piece, u r so amazing !
ReplyDeleteStunning... I like how some of the shaker elements stay in place instead of making a big puddle.
ReplyDeleteYour first shaker card? Really? In awe...this is a work of art; such a beautiful way to convey the essence of Christmas. I'm sad that you're leaving this challenge, as your cards are always incredibly inspiring, but we know where to find youuuuuuu *grin* Love this shaker!
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Beautiful card, Kay! I know what you mean about the shaker -- I made my first one this holiday season, too, and some of my sequins had a love affair with the acetate or the side of my foam tape. I'm wondering if using an anti-static on the acetate before using (like when embossing) might help them to cling less.
ReplyDeleteWowza, this is gorgeous! Everything about it is perfection, the coloring, the design and how you incorporated the house die cut for your shaker.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! A very bright and shine!! I love it very much!!
ReplyDeleteYour card is a triumph Kay. I love it.So clean and crisp with delightful design and placement.
ReplyDeleteI love being "Wowed" coming here!!!!!
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