There are many different ways to make shaker cards but today I’m sharing a really easy way to do them and probably what I feel is the most common way.
If you are not familiar, a shaker card is a type of handmade greeting card that includes a clear, window-like compartment filled with small loose elements—such as sequins, beads, glitter, or die-cut confetti—that move or “shake” when the card is tilted or tapped. The compartment is usually created by adding dimension (foam tape or foam pieces) between layers so the shaker elements have room to move.
VIDEO
You can watch mine come together in the video linked down below or HERE on my Youtube channel.
I provide a supply list in the video description on Youtube and a visual supply list at the end of this post. I will briefly go over the main supplies used down below.
SUPPLIES
- Snuggle Snowman
- Splendid Snowflakes
- Nested Stitched Ovals
- Cozy In The Cold Stamp Set
- Acetate
- Double Sided tape
- Foam Tape
I created my shaker card with a winter theme but it can be used for any occasion.
Thanks for stopping by and don’t forget to check out the How-To video posted on my Youtube channel.
SUPPLIES
