Embossed Acrylic Front Card
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Mini Shaker Star Card

Hi everyone. Heather here, and it's graduation season. I work with a lot of teenagers, and we all know what teenagers want for graduation. Cash! I couldn't just give plain old boring cash, I had to jazz it up a bit. I created a mini shaker star card with a little slot to slide money into on the back. The recipient was super thrilled, and I was satisfied that it was pretty.

First, I used Heidi Swapp's sparkly mist to paint all of the chipboard pieces of the shaker. 

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Next, I traced the background of the star onto pattern paper. I adhered the pattern paper to the chipboard and sanded the edges for a clean finish.

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Then I filled the shaker portion of the card with large patterned paper circles that I punched and some of the princess sequins

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I attached the acrylic layer of the shaker and added a small sticker sentiment. 

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After that, I cut a small piece of patterned paper and scored it 1/4 of an inch in on each side. I folded it and adhered it with strong adhesive. 

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I tucked some cash into the little pocket and the card was ready to give as a gift. 

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Here's the final project! It would make a super cute decoration to hang in her dorm room too. 

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Thank you for stopping by. Please click below to download the instructions for this project. 

 Download Mini Shaker Star Card

Supplies: Basic Grey's Highline Paper, Clear Scraps Princess Sequins, Heidi Swapp's Color Shine Mist, My Mind's Eye Sticker Sentiment, and Clear Scraps Mini Shaker Star

Heather Landry: Clear Scraps DT Member

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