As we're at the beginning of another month (!!!) it's new challenge time over at Happy Little Stampers, and the CAS challenge has just launched. I'll get straight to the details...
The winner for this challenge will receive a $20 coupon to spend at the shop! Check out all the details HERE.
IF YOU USE STAMPS BY HAPPY LITTLE STAMPERS AND YOU ARE THE RANDOM WINNER, YOUR PRIZE WILL BE DOUBLED!
There are lots of different ways to use vellum and I chose to use it for a shaker card instead of using acetate, you get a lovely muted effect through the shaker window...
I started with a die cut panel and then die cut a circle aperture for my shaker window. Before creating the shaker I stamped the sentiment on the panel in gold pigment ink. On a piece of vellum I stamped the snowflake in VersaMark ink before heat embossing in silver. I then adhered the vellum behind the aperture. I attached foam tape all over the reverse of the panel, sprinkled a sequin mix onto the card base where the aperture would sit, and then adhered the panel, trapping the sequins inside.
I only realised when writing this post that the layout of this card is exactly the same as my HLS card last month, I clearly love this layout!
Materials used:
- Dies: Create a Smile - Cool Cuts Double Stitched Rectangles; Hero Arts - Circle Infinity dies
- Stamps: Happy Little Stampers - Let It Snow
- Ink: VersaMark; Versa Color - Gold
- Vellum from stash
- Accents: Little Things from Lucy's Cards - Eternity Ring shaker selection
Challenge entries
Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas Challenge - Challenge #405 - Anything Goes (something beginning with 'S')
Please do check out my teamies' creations over at the main HLS challenge post, here, for some great inspiration of different ways vellum can be used.
The links for all the HLS monthly challenges are open until the end of the month so plenty of time for you to play along :)
Super winter shaker card Neets. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning .... I love the vellum for the shaker card. You're right it gives such a pretty soft look ..... must give this a try. Thanks for the inspiration hun xx
ReplyDeleteso beautiful...love your gorgeous snowflake!
ReplyDeleteThe shaker card using vellum instead of acetate is an amazing solution. Shaker is more discreet, which looks stunning.
ReplyDelete