#127 Scrapy Land challenge - Christmas shaker card

Howdy friends, 

time for a new challenge over at Scrapy Land :)

And for you today I have a very very easy Christmas shaker card. For my card I used a very cute die from Tonic Studio monthly kit #11.

Card Recipe:

1. Card base - 300 gsm white card stock - plied dimension 10.5 x 14.5 cm 

2. Front base panel - 10 x 14 cm red card stock from my stash which I cut using one of the no line cutting die from the kit. If you do not have the kit, you can use any other background die.

I absolutely love how it turned out :)

3. Using the fuse tool I made the transparent pocket with sequins and glitter for the shaker elements

4. Glued the pocket and then using double side foam tape I glued everything to the card base

5. I added 2 leaves that I cut using Garden Greens and Mini Holiday Greens leaves and a wooden reindeer. And as a final touch I added 3 green gems.

Decided to leave it as it is without a sentiment. :) 

And finish! It is pretty easy and simple to make it so you could easily give it a try!

Now it is your turn to play along

The theme is always ANYTHING GOES using any brand of die that Scrapy Land sells.

 There will be ONE winner and they will receive a
$15 Gift Certificate
to go shopping at Scrapy Land!!

The winner will be chosen by random.org and the Designers will still chose the Top Three and the Honorable Mentions. 

Scrapy Land carries over 55 brands of dies, so chances are you have a few of the brands in your stash!  You can see all the brands carried under the Products category.

Please link back to this Scrapy Land Challenge and include the link to this challenge on your blog post.  It would also be extremely helpful if you would list the brands of dies used in your project.  (Sometimes we can't tell if an item is a die cut or chipboard.)

We can't wait to see what you create!  It can be any style you like from CAS to mixed media and everything in between. Just be sure there's a die cut from a brand that Scrapy Land sells.

take care and happy crafting until next time :)