Jan brought down a box containing cards that I'd made for her over the last ten years or so. Hmmm! Thankfully, I've learned a lot about paper choices, color selection and design over the years.
I found time to work in my craft room today and quickly transformed it from its unnatural tidy state to its usual comfortable muddle and mess. I have been playing with the new flood fill feature in Design Space and really like being able to adjust the size of the pattern to 'fit' the design.
Since I was using Halloween confetti inside the shaker, I needed to allow plenty of space inside the mechanism. I cut a circle of black craft foam and sandwiched it between the patterned paper, the acetate, and the black construction paper circular frame. My trusty Explore cut all the elements perfectly and good old Glossy Accents glued it all together.
Here's the inside: -
You'll see that for once, I added the HK nose but I'll confess to cutting it in white and using a Distress marker to color it pink. LOL!
Thanks for visiting with me today. Hope you like this year's HK card! : ) Christine
Okay, Christine, it's official. We are connected somehow in the universe. I just finished a card for my granddaughter using the exact same Hello Kitty image. I didn't make it a shaker card - yours is adorable beyond words - but I have to snap a photo of it and email it to you so you can see that, once again, we march to that same drummer. This is so fun (and maybe a little strange lol).
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