Thursday, July 25, 2019

Doggy Shaker Card


Hi my friends, today I'm up on the Rubberneck Stamps Blog with this doggy shaker card. I chose to use the Dog 1 Clear Stamp Set because we have a little puppy that we got last month.  Let me tell you, I had forgotten how much work they are but she sure is a cutie!! Here she is a couple of weeks ago.


So with that, bring on the dog stamps!!  The dog and fire hydrant were stamped with black ink on white cardstock and colored with Prisma Colored Pencils.  They were then die-cut using the matching Dog 1 Die Set dies.   The dog was glued to a grass and sky scene then a frame die-cut from the Nested Rectangle Stitch Die Cut Set, stamped with paw prints was popped up after acetate was applied and shaker bits were placed inside.


The sentiment was stamped in black on white cardstock, layer onto black and red cardstock panels and popped up on top of the acetate window.  The fire hydrant was also glued on top of the acetate window.

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***Check out this Crossover II Fabric & Paper die-cutting machine, you can cut with thin dies, thick dies, use embossing folders and dry emboss.  And you can do all of this without multiple plates because it has an adjustment that you can roll to tighten or to loosen the tension.   Another thing I really love about the Cross Over II is that so far, my plates haven't warped!! That's a huge plus for me.
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2 comments:

  1. This is really cute. Love the image. [Bunny]

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  2. Love the extra fire hydrant and the translucent sequences. Just perfect!

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