How To Make A Shaker Card - A Quick And Easy Tutorial

In this video tutorial I show you how to make a quick and easy sequin shaker card using the StickerKitten Dala Horse range of craft supplies plus circle dies, acetate and foam strips.
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[@myrnahartley8710]

beautiful card. thanks for sharing. I think I can do one now, I bought those stampin up pop-ups so I am ready and I ordered the acetate. But watching you made me feel more secure. thanks again

[@SuperTeresaann]

Wow! I did it! Finally a shaker card I can do and understand all of the easy directions. Thank you so much. Now I'll be making many types of these card. Again thank you, thank you. 😊🙌 💃

[@amandajones6481]

Thank you for the great tutorial - I was thinking how you could make the shaker window look like a lollipop by drawing a popsicle stick on the front of the card just under the window. You could use a pink and white swirl design on the backing card. What do you think? Love, Amanda. :-)

[@StickerKitten]

Oh that's a great idea! If you try it I would love to see how it comes out. We have a Sweet Pastels range available if you want to accessorise with papers and embellishments :) www.stickerkitten.co.uk/product-category/product-range/sweet-pastels/

[@alanalendvay6131]

Thank You. One question, do you leave the back of the circle inside the card as is or do you put a piece of card stock over it to make it more appealing?

[@StickerKitten]

Hi Alana, I've done both before - if it looks ok white I leave it, but if it looks a bit messy for whatever reason I cover it with a circle of patterned paper. Either is fine - whichever suits your project :) Sarah