Shake it Up Blog Hop

Thank you for joining us for  

the SHAKE IT UP BLOG HOP

This is a blog hop featuring projects with parts that either move or shake! 

You should have arrived from Miranda, but if you didn't head over to Connie Can Crop , she is the beginning of this interactive hop! 

This is a one day blog hop, but you have until Sunday at 10pm to finish hopping and leaving your love for all of these talented crafters.

We have three awesome sponsors for this hop!!

Action Wobbles is giving away a 13 pack of Wobbles!!

AND

Simply Stamping with Narelle is giving away this adorable stamp set...Bella & Friends

AND

Wendy Bellino is giving away Two (2) Club Scrap page formulas. Each includes thirteen PAGE FORMULAS with cutting instructions (12x12 scrapbook format). Delivered as printable .pdf files.

What do you need to do to win? Easy... become  a follower of each of the fabulous blogs in this hop and leave each of them a comment letting them know what you like best about their projects. Free Shipping to our USA friends but Worldwide will be asked to pay shipping if they win.

You will have until 10 pm Sunday to finish the hop and leave your comments on every blog to be eligible to win.  

Winners will be announced on Wednesday 3/16/19 at  Connie Can Crop

Be sure to follow everyone and leave a comment along the way!

Welcome! I was a bit intimidated to try a shaker card, as I haven't attempted one before. However, I felt that I could manage to make a "mover" card. I decided to try a slider card (although, I haven't attempted one before. It seemed "easier" than a shaker card.) I'll save shaker cards for another day.

Here's my card

I started by stamping the snowman, using The Alley Way's Mistletoe Kisses with Memento Tuxedo Black ink. I added color with Copic markers and fussy cut the image. For the background, I stamped using Sunny Studio's Snow Flurries and Hero Arts Soft Pool ink onto a light blue cardstock. For the snow slope, I used the same stamp set, Versamark ink and clear embossing powder on white cardstock. I used Catherine Pooler Design's Winterhaven dies to die cut the slope. For the slope-shaped slot, I used Papertrey Ink's Movers & Shakers: Spinners Die Collection (set of 3). Because I wanted to "hide" the slot, I needed to do a bit of pre-planning. I attached about a 1.5" x 0.5" piece of white cardstock to the snowman and at the end, I attached a penny, with some dimensional adhesive to separate the penny from the cardstock strip. This "space" is necessary to help the snowman move. Warning - if you're going to make a similar card, you're going to need a lot of dimensional tape. I placed the penny through the slot on the blue cardstock and then used dimensional tape to adhere the blue cardstock to the cardbase as well as making a channel around the slot through which the penny would move. Also, I used dimensional tape to adhere the slope, covering the slope-shaped slot. It's not perfect, as the snowman doesn't move smoothly but I think it's pretty cute. 

Be sure to hop over to Narelle, she's next on the blog hop.

Here's our line up in case you get lost along the way.

Connie

Rebecca B.

Amanda 

AudRey

 Alicia

EK 

Shannon 

Kim

Cindy

Sarah 

Julia

Nikki 

Holli

Sue K.

Jearise

Veronica

Miranda 

Sue N.

Narelle 

Wendy

Be sure to join us next month for our

Rain Rain Go Away Themed Blog hop!

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