Rainbow Shaker
by Sue McRae
Hello crafters! Sue here with a colourful rainbow shaker card.
I love a good rainbow so I decided to pull out some of my favorite alcohol inks and make a rainbow heart card. I used Yupo paper, alcohol inks, blending solution, rubbing alcohol and an air blower.
I put some blending solution on the yupo and added dots of color in a row up the paper and moved the ink around with the air blower until I was happy with the blending.
Using the Grid Heart Frame I die cut the panel, adhered a piece of clear plastic on the back and added a double layer of foam tape around the frame and in between each row of hearts. If you only add foam to the outside of the panel all the sequins would fall to the bottom and I didn't want that. I wanted to have sequins in each row of hearts and I wanted the sequins in each row to match the colour of the inks.
I adhered white card stock to the back of the panel so the sequin colours would pop against the white.
For the sentiments I used three from the Whittle Love Sentiments set that are perfect for sending to a friend. I white heat embossed the sentiments on black card stock and punched them out with circle punches. I wanted to keep the sentiments small so they wouldn't cover up too much of the fabulous rainbow shaker!
Thanks for stopping by the blog today. Hope you make a shaker card for a friend, I know it will put a smile on her face!
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Comments
So pretty! Love your colors.
Wow!! Amazing shakes card!! Love how your rainbow sequins stay in their colour rows without mixing together!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Great color! Like how so many little hearts all become mini-shakers. tfs
Sooooo Cute!!!
Wow! Vibrant and gorgeous! <3
I so appreciate your shaker cards and directions, Sue. I have a new die cut coming and I hope to try out your directions!
Hi Sue, Stunning !! I absolutely love this concept, the alcohol inks are so pretty and 'shaker' cards are my favourites, and the grid heart frame looks fab-u-lous !!
Lots of love from Patricia xx
Super fun and colorful!