Friday, April 6, 2012
Step- by Step Tutorial by Wendy
Hello, DeNami friends!
Are you ready for a special treat? We have a brand new photo tutorial for you and it's a fun one. I feel like I say that every week, but it's true! My design team just continues to blow me away with their creativity and amazing tutorials!
Today we are learning how to create a shaker card from the talented Wendy Elliot. If you have been intimidated to create ones of these cards, have no fear. This tutorial is SUPER easy to follow and the results are stunning.
DeNami Design Supplies Used:
Other Supplies
Foam Tape
Big Shot machine
Spellbinders Dies
Acetate Sheet
Copic Markers.
I had a customer request a photo tutorial on a shaker card a little while ago. I'm so happy that Wendy was willing to put this together for us today. I've actually never attempted a shaker card, but now I'm wanting to give it a try!
If YOU create a DeNami shaker card, we would LOVE to see it! Feel free to post your picture on the DeNami Facebook page or the DeNami Flickr group.
I hope you have a blessed Easter weekend. We will see you back here on Monday!
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6 comments:
Thanks for sharing. What a fun and easy way to do a shaker card.
Barb
*squeal of delight* This little cutie steals my heart...LOVE it!! I soooo want to recreate this!! What a great tuitorial...I've tried this on my own once with not so good results. The way you did it and your easy to follow instructions manke me want to give it another try. Thanks so much, Wendy!!
This is wonderful! Love the images and the quick way of showing how to do it!! Fun, fun, fun.
I haven't done a shaker card in forever. I love this simple way of doing it and I never, ever, ever thought of putting glitter in to be the shaker bits. WOW! Thanks for this awesome tutorial!
Thank you so much for the awesome tutorial! I've wanted to learn this for quite sometime and your instructions were great. I'm so excited to try this now. The card is so cute too.
Patty
I've never made a shaker card, but I am so inspired to do so after this fabulous tutorial! Thanks Wendy for making it seem less intimidation!
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