Once I colored the flower, I knew I wanted to make a shaker. I die cut a window, stamped the sentiment to the card front, and added some sequins and glitter. This was the result and I love it!
It was a quick, fun card with a bright pop of color. I like how the alcohol markers react and blend together on the acetate. It reminds me of how alcohol ink reacts on yupo and I look forward to experimenting with alcohol ink and acetate in the future!
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Wow stunning. I love bright bold colors and that is just wow
ReplyDeleteshaker cards are one of my favorite go to interactive cards. this one is wonderful.
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Love the colors! Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteOoohhh all the prettiness!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors! Someone is going to be very lucky to receive this card. ❤
ReplyDeleteLove this Brianna! I haven't done anything with acetate (yet) and the alcohol markers I bought two years ago are still in the package...too chicken to attempt it!
ReplyDeleteI love your colors and am really going to have to try this. Thank you
ReplyDeleteI haven’t made a sugar card in a long time. This is absolutely beautiful. Makes me want to start making them again. Thank you for sharing your talents.
ReplyDeleteI have had so many problems with stamping on acetate. One friend helped, I used the same exact materials as she did, hers came out fine, and mine smeared. I do like the idea of alcohol inks on the acetate, I should be able to do that!!! Pretty card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project for your second day. I love the coloring on the flower and beautiful bling in the Shaker
ReplyDeleteGorgeous coloring of the flower - it is beautiful!! And shakers are
ReplyDeletemy fave type of card so I am in love. Great sentiment!
So pretty. Perfect for a shaker card. Good job.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant card, I love the bright colours
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Brianna. I had never hear of this technique before thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous shaker. Love the stamping, coloring and technique of the alcohol markers.Love it!
ReplyDeletePretty shaker card! Love the flower!
ReplyDeleteLooks very pretty!
ReplyDeleteSo bright and colorful, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love how this looks on the acetate and how the sequins show behind the image too. Nice application of the technique.
ReplyDeleteYou used some of my favorite colors on the flower, what a sweet shaker card! 😍
ReplyDeleteVery nice caed
ReplyDeleteThis ia So darn pretty. The color is amazing! Love that pink!
ReplyDeleteWow!! How cool!! Perfect image to use for stained glass
ReplyDeleteI love the vibrant colors you used. I love that you included sequins and glitter in the shaker window. This is a great idea to add different embellishments in the window!
ReplyDeleteMy heart palpitates when I use that many sequins. But, it must be done in the name of art! Great card
ReplyDeleteThe colors are so vibrant! Great idea. I love that wild and free stamp set!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card .Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteVery pretty way to make a shaker card.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful..! The sequins add a whole different layer of life to your card.
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