Shaker Cards

Peony Trimmings Hexagon Shaker Card by Ilda

March 17, 2020 / CATEGORIES - Cards, Hello Cards, Shaker Cards

Hello Friends and Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

I hope you are all staying safe and enjoying some downtime with your family at home during this pandemic in this crazy world around us. If you are alone, make sure you are staying active on social media. This is a great time to be more social virtually. Hopefully, this virus will be contained soon so we can return to our usual life and the kids can go back to school. In the meantime, let’s make the most of it and do our part to keep our families and our community safe by staying at home. Being a nurse I do have to go to work but will do my best to be safe when caring for my patients and hopefully not bring any virus home with me.

I don’t have a St.Patty’s day card to share but it is definitely Spring-inspired which gives me hope for the future. I cannot wait to see some color in my back yard and see the busy bees back at work in my garden.

To begin I stamped and white heat embossed the PEONY TRIMMINGS. I then colored them in using Arteza Brush pens. I then die cut the flowers with the coordinating PEONY TRIMMINGS dies.

Next, I die cut the background using the MICRO HEXAGON COVER and glued a CLEAR ACETATE SHEET to the back of the die-cut panel. To the background, I added a thin strip of foam tape along the perimeter to create the shaker area. I then added the MAJESTIC GLITTER and the IRIDESCENT CRYSTALS to the top of the card front base and glued down the Hexagon cover.

To finish up and embellish the card further, I added the cute little be from the HONEY BEES stamp and DIE set

Peony Trimmings Hexagon Shaker Card | Studio Katia

The sentiment also comes from the PEONY TRIMMINGS that I then stamped onto a banner from the PEONY TRIMMINGS Die set.

For an added touch of shine, I added some IRIDESCENT BUBBLES in various sizes.

Thank you for stopping by, I hope you were inspired by this Spring Peony Trimmings Hexagon Shaker Card. Until next time… Happy Crafting and make sure to wash your hands!

Ilda

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SUPPLIES:

PEONY TRIMMINGS

PEONY TRIMMINGS + BANNER DIES

IRIDESCENT BUBBLES TINY

STUDIO KATIA GLUE

FOAM TAPE – WHITE

Just For You with Dana

March 16, 2020 / CATEGORIES - Cards, Floral Cards, Shaker Cards

Happy Monday, everyone!

It’s Dana here and I’m sharing a spring floral card with you today.

To begin, I stamped Peony Trimmings with copic friendly hybrid ink onto white card stock. I cut it out using Peony Trimmings Dies and craft knife. I then colored them in with copic and alcohol markers and added white dots here and there using white gel pen.

For next step, I die cut cover die from white card stock using Dotted Patterns Set 4. I also die cut shaker window using one of Fancy Scallop Hearts Dies. I then built a shaker with Acetate Sheets, Rainbow Dots Polymer Clay, Blossom Sparkle Crystals, Sparkling Crystals and foam tape. After I mounted light yellow paper onto A2 sized kraft card base, I adhered my shaker on it.

For sentiment, I die cut a banner using Peony Trimmings Dies. I then heat embossed a sentiment from Peony Trimmings in silver.

As a final touch, I popped up all elements using foam tape as shown in the picture.

Hope you enjoyed this card. Thank you so much for joining me today!

Dana

::: Supplies :::

PEONY TRIMMINGS
PEONY TRIMMINGS DIES
DOTTED PATTERNS SET 4
FANCY SCALLOP HEARTS DIES
ACETATE SHEETS
Rainbow Dots Polymer Clay
Blossom Sparkle Crystals
Sparkling Crystals

Hello Friend Shaker Card with Isha Gupta

March 12, 2020 / CATEGORIES - Cards, Hello Cards, Shaker Cards

Hello everyone! Isha here sharing a floral shaker card with you today. I wanted to use yellow as we have daffodils in bloom and I love the bright pop of color somehow 🙂

I started by making a white top fold cardbase. I cut a mat layer and applied distress inks using the blender brushes. I really love these brushes as the end result is this smooth blending. I then flicked some white paint and let this dry. I stamped the pretty Floral Wreath using memento black ink onto a copic friendly paper and colored the image using copic markers. Fussy cut the image. Die-cut a circle in the wreath center and the mat layer. Adhere the mat layer to the cardbase. Adhere the clear acetate sheet behind the wreath. Apply 3D foam tape at the back, all around the circle opening to create a window. Put some Silver Fever Glitter to the center of the card. Adhere the wreath to the card. This will create a fun shaker card.

Take a white card and die-cut the word “HELLO”. Apply clear sticky ink and add WOW! embossing powder (Earthtone Honey) to it. Repeat this step twice to get a nice 3D effect. Finally, apply clear glitter embossing powder and heat set for a sparkly effect to match the glittery glitter 🙂 Adhere the word to the card. Stamp the sentiment and adhere below the HELLO. To finish apply a few Dark Sparkle Crystals.

Thank you for dropping by!

Have a nice crafty day!

Isha

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Honeycomb Shaker with Olga

March 9, 2020 / CATEGORIES - Cards, Shaker Cards

Hello friends! Olga is here. You know, there was so many great products in our last release, I had hard time (but so much fun) choosing what to use for my next card. My today’s card showcases the new HONEYCOMB SHAKER DIE. How cool is it! I love using this shaker die!!

I cut out one whole window for the shaker and three single ones (I just cut off the extra parts) and assembled them into shakers, using ACETATE SHEETS and filled them with CARMINE RED CRYSTALS, GOLD FEVER CONFETTI, CRYSTAL RAINBOW SEQUINS and GOLD DUST SEED BEADS. I adhered these designs on the background and now it looks like honeycomb.

I used the Sage and Orange Peel Catherine Pooler Premium Die Inks with Mustard Seed and Antique Linen Distress Inks to create my background here.
Next, I stamped the images from the HONEY BEES stamp set in black hybrid ink and colored with copic markers. Then, I die cut out the images with coordinating dies.

I heat embossed a sentiment in white from PEONY TRIMMINGS onto kraft card stock. I used the PEONY TRIMMINGS DIES to die cut this thin fishtail strip.

SUPPLIES:

HONEYCOMB SHAKER DIE

ACETATE SHEETS

CARMINE RED CRYSTALS

GOLD FEVER CONFETTI

CRYSTAL RAINBOW SEQUINS

GOLD DUST SEED BEADS

HONEY BEES

HONEY BEES DIES

P EONY TRIMMINGS

PEONY TRIMMINGS DIES

Interactive card Sliding Bee with Natalia

February 29, 2020 / CATEGORIES - Birthday Cards, Cards, Floral Cards, Shaker Cards

Hi there! It’s Natalia here. Today I want to share with you my card using beautiful Studio Katia supplies from the latest release – HONEY BEES.

First, I stamped the cute images from the HONEY BEES and FLORAL WREATH. Colored with copic markers and die cutting them with coordinating dies and scissors. I made highlights using white and silver pen.

Next, I blended some distress inks onto white piece of paper.

Using 1 circle die I made the window for shaker. Then, using fun foam I made the place for shaker and filled it with SPARKLING CRYSTALS, SATIN RAINBOW CONFETTI, IRIDESCENT DUST SEED BEADS, MINT DREAM CRYSTALS, NOVEMBER CRYSTALS, AUGUST CRYSTALS, SCARLET RED CRYSTALS, HOLIDAY CHEER CONFETTI, 3M CRYSTAL CLEAR. Put everything together. Put the bee from HONEY BEES set on the one side of clear plastic stripe and fixed with the brads on another.

Placed all the elements on the white paper panels using double-sided foam tape. Heat embossed the sentiment from BIRTHDAY GREETINGS stamp set using white powder.

Thank you so much for join me today, have a great day!

Supples:

SATIN RAINBOW CONFETTI

IRIDESCENT DUST SEED BEADS

HOLIDAY CHEER CONFETTI

3M CRYSTAL CLEAR

Queen Bee Birthday Shaker Card

February 26, 2020 / CATEGORIES - Birthday Cards, Cards, New Release, Shaker Cards

Queen Bee Birthday Shaker Card | Studio Katia

Do you know any Queen Bees?

I know a few little Queens that qualify for the title and a card like this. I had so much fun creating this cute shaker card featuring a bunch of goodies from the Studio Katia January Release.

CARD DETAILS

I began by creating the front panel for the shaker. To do that I die cut the SCALLOP HONEYCOMB COVER and then glued a piece of ACETATE to the back and then added the foam tape to the perimeter of the panel.

To fill the inside of the shaker, I added GOLD FEVER CONFETTI, GOLD FEVER GLITTER, and SPARKLING HEARTS CONFETTI GLITTER. I then closed up the shaker panel with a piece of yellow card stock. I then glued the panel to a piece of black cardstock that I had glued to a top folding A2 card base.

Next, I stamped out and colored the HONEY BEES using Copic markers and then used the coordinating HONEY BEES DIES cut each piece out and then glued them onto the shaker hive front.

To finish off the card front I stamped out the sentiment and heat embossed it in white and then used the PEONY TRIMMINGS + BANNER DIES to die cut the banner.

And here is how I finished off the inside of this darling card.

Happy Bee-day to all the Queen Bees out there, and if it isn’t quite your birthday I hope you were inspired to make a similar Queen Bee Birthday Shaker Card for yourself or for other Queens in your life!

Thank you for stopping by and until next time… Happy Crafting!

Ilda

Connect with me also on my Blog, Facebook Page, Instagram and YouTube

SUPPLIES

HONEY BEES
HONEY BEES DIES
PEONY TRIMMINGS + BANNER DIES
SCALLOP HONEYCOMB COVER
GOLD FEVER CONFETTI
GOLD FEVER GLITTER
SPARKLING HEARTS CONF. GLITTER
CLEAR ACETATE SHEETS
FOAM TAPE – WHITE
STUDIO KATIA GLUE

Honeycomb Shaker with Tracey

February 22, 2020 / CATEGORIES - Birthday Cards, Cards, Shaker Cards

Hi there it’s Tracey back here today with a shaker card using the Honeycomb Shaker die. I am using all things honey from the recent Studio Katia release.

To create my shaker card I needed to work backwards because I wanted my stenciling to show through the windows of the shaker. I started off by cutting a panel of white cardstock with the new Scallop Honeycomb Cover die. Next I cut the Honeycomb Shaker die from my panel on an angle and then I inlaid all the pieces back into the panel.

Then I placed the Honeycomb Stencil over the panel and secured it to my work surface with some Purple Tape. I blended Wild Honey Distress Oxide ink selectively over the panel with all the inlaid in pieces in place. I removed the four centre hexagons. A piece of patterned paper was adhered to a white top folding card base and I laid the remainder of the scallop die cut over the centre of the panel. Glue was added to the four hexagon spaces and the four hexagons adhered through the top panel.

To continue building the shaker I adhered a piece of the new crystal clear Studio Katia Acetate to the back of the scalloped panel over the opening. Then the two most outer rings of the die were inlaid into the top panel over the window with Liquid Glue. I used a double layer of White Foam Tape to build the walls of my shaker on to the back of the scalloped panel. A double layer will give the shaker contents lots of room to shake around! The card base was brushed with an antistatic tool and a couple of spoonfuls of the new Gold Fever Confetti were set over the hexagon pieces. The top scalloped layer was added to the centre of the card to complete the shaker.

A few of the images from the Honey Bees stamp set were stamped and coloured with Copic markers –Y13, Y15, Y17, T2, T4, T6, B0000, B00. Then the images were cut with the matching Honey Bees dies and adhered to the card front with foam tape. The sentiment from the same stamp set was white embossed on black cardstock and cut with a sentiment strip from the Peony Trimmings die set to finish the card off!

Thanks so much for stopping in today and I hoped you enjoyed making a fun shaker card with me. Have a great day!

Supplies:
Scallop Honeycomb Cover
Honeycomb Shaker die
Honeycomb Stencil
Honey Bees stamp set
Honey Bees dies
Peony Trimmings die set
Gold Fever Confetti

Studio Katia White Foam Tape
Wild Honey Distress Oxide Ink
Studio Katia Acetate
Studio Katia iquid Glue
Purple Tape

Hello Shaker Card by Isha Gupta

February 12, 2020 / CATEGORIES - Cards, New Release, Shaker Cards

Hello everyone! Isha here sharing an adorable shaker card using the new release products. If you know me then you already know how much I love making flat shaker cards as they are so easy to mail 🙂

I started by taking a white panel. I die-cut this panel using the Scallop Honeycomb Cover die. I colored one of the hexagons using yellow copic marker. Stamp the word “HI” I adhered the acetate sheet behind this panel using a liner tape. The new SK acetate sheeets in the shop are amazing and crystal clear. I then put Chunky Sparkle glitter to a white cardbase and adhered the die-cut panel to the card using Studia Katia glue.I adhered the yellow hexagon to the card using the new double sided foam tape. Stamp the bees from the Honey Bees stamp set onto a copic friendly cardstock. Color and die-cut them using the coordinating dies.

To finish, apply a little bit of glue to the bee wings and sprinkle some chunky glitter to it. Thank you for dropping by! Have a nice crafty day! Isha Supplies Honey Bees Stamp Honey Bees Die Scallop Honeycomb Cover Die Double Sided Foam Tape Acetate Sheets Chunky Sparkle Glitter Studio Katia Glue

Vellum Shaker Card by Isha Gupta

February 1, 2020 / CATEGORIES - Cards, CAS, Shaker Cards

Hello everyone! Isha here sharing an adorable vellum shaker card using the new release products. Have you check them out yet? There are so many wonderful things to choose from. I made a flat shaker card as it’s easy to mail 🙂

I started by taking a white panel. I sponged distress ink in scattered straw through the new Ink Splash stencil. I then die-cut this using the Honeycomb shaker die. I placed this panel onto the cardbase, kept the thin border and the thick border in place and adhered the four hexagons directly to the cardbase. I then adhered vellum behind the opening. Stamped the sentiment. to create the shaker, I simply put some chunky sparkle glitter to the cardbase where we adhered the hexagons. I then adhered the die-cut panel to the cardbase. Now, I colored the thin border using black copic marker and adhered it to the card. For added interest, die-cut the image 2 more times using white cardstock. Stack the broad frames to give it a chipboard look. Adhere this to the card too. Stamp the bee image from the Honey Bees stamp and color it using copic markers. Die-cut it and a heart too. Color the heart. Adhere this to the card.

To finish, apply a little bit of glue to the bee wings and sprinkle some chunky glitter to it. Thank you for dropping by! Have a nice crafty day!

Supplies

Chunky Sparkle Glitter

Studio Katia Glue

Blender Brushes

Winter Wishes with Tracey | Welcome New DT Member!

January 7, 2020 / CATEGORIES - Birthday Cards, Cards, Shaker Cards, Winter Holidays

Hello Everyone! We have amazing news to share with you today! We have new designer joining our team – Tracey McNeely. We are very excited and are looking forwards to seeing all her wonderful creations with Studio Katia products! Leave comments for her under this post in order to win a $15 Gift Certificate to Studio Katia Store.

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Hi there it’s Tracey here today and I am so excited to be joining the design team at Studio Katia! My blog is In My Creative Opinion and I would love to see you visit me over there. I hope that I can inspire you to have some fun with your Studio Katia products and maybe even show you a few tips on how to use what you have in new and different ways!

To get things started I have a card for you today that could work for any occasion during the winter months!

I started out by ink blending a 5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″ panel of cardstock using Distress Oxide inks using the Studio Katia Blender Brushes to create a two colour blend using Cracked Pistachio and Evergreen Bough Distress Oxide inks. Next I flicked some gold watercolour paint on to the panel by tapping two paint brushes together and set it aside to dry. Once it was completely dry I die cut the Studio Katia Elegant Oval Die out from the blended panel.

I placed the blended panel over a white top folding card base without gluing it down just so I could see where I needed to stamp the sentiment so it would show through the window. The sentiments from the Studio Katia Poinsettia Border stamp set were stamped with clear embossing ink and then embossed with gold pearl embossing powder.

To make the shaker component I adhered a piece of clear acetate behind the window on the front blended panel. Then I added two layers of foam tape to the back of the same blended panel. Two layers gives my shaker bits room to move around. For the contents of my shaker I used the Studio Katia Iridescent Ice Flakes. I placed them them right on top of the embossed sentiment on the white card base and spread them out. The top blended panel was added to the card base so that the window reveals the sentiment and the pretty shaker contents inside.

Thank you so much for stopping in today, I hope you enjoyed my first post with Studio Katia.
We’ll see you again next time.

Tracey

SUPPLIES:

Studio Katia Blender Brushes
Studio Katia Elegant Oval Die
Studio Katia Poinsettia Border
Studio Katia Iridescent Ice Flakes