Shaker Cards - take 2

I had an idea for another shaker card.  The snowflakes turned out great.  I double stacked the foam to give the filler more room to move.  I hope they can get through the post without extra postage :) 

Thanks for looking, Susan

Shaker Cards

 While away on my scrappy weekend last weekend I got to make some shaker cards.  Well, of course, that got me thinking about how I could design shakers on my Brother Scan N Cut.  

I made the teapot from a free file.  I'm not a tea drinker but I know of few! 

The overlay cards are files I bought.  I blended Distress Oxide inks on the background.  I think the overlay is a little much so next time I'll use plain or pearl cardstock.  

This last one is a just a frame - but a pretty one.  I've had the pattern paper for a long time and was just waiting for the perfect use.  

I was supposed to be creating today with my scrapping group but it's been a long week (even though it started with a day off Monday.  I'm exhausted so I'm off to bed.  Thanks for stopping by, Susan

Spending time at my scrappy place

 I had the pleasure of spending a long weekend at my favorite scrapbook retreat.  It is only 40 minutes from home so travel time is ideal.  The setting is beautiful.

Here are some cards I got done.

Got to play with some shaker cards and elements as well.

The weekend was fun but always glad to be home.  Susan