The One with the Sweet on You Card with Concord & 9th
- Koren Wiskman
- Jan 14, 2024
- 2 min read
Hello everyone.
Today I have another Concord & 9th project using some of their products from the January release. I'm using the NEW Sweet On You bundle to create a non-shaker card. It's built just like a shaker card but nothing actually shakes. Everything is adhered down. You could easily make it into a shaker card but I wanted to make sure all of the adorable sayings were displayed on my candy.
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Assembly:
I used a Simon Says Stamp fog card base cut to size A2 in top folding orientation. I then took a piece of Neenah 110 lb. cardstock to create a backing cut to 3 1/2 x 4 3/4. To create the jar I used the Sweet On You die set to cut the shape of the jar out of a piece of natural cardstock (the kind that show natural fibers in it). I then used the smaller of that shape to cut a frame out of glossy gold. I popped it up with foam adhesive. Before adhering it, I cut a bazillion candy hearts from several of C9's more pastel cardstock colors. I adhered them in a jumbled mess onto the background using liquid adhesive. I stuck them, not only to the background inside the jar, but also in the foreground in front and coming out of the jar. I also added a piece of clear window plastic to create the glass like appearance.
I then cut a tag from the In The Bag die set, also in this month's C9 release. It has gold heat embossing for the sentiment to coordinate with my jar. I punctured two holes on each side of my jar panel so that I could feed the twine through as if it was around the jar. I didn't have a pink and gold twine, so I used pink and silver. You can hardly tell...
My shaker card may not shake but it looks cute.
I hope that I've inspired you to create something today. Thank you for visiting my blog.
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