Sunny Studio Stamps Blog: Meow & Furever Cards with Isha and Kavya

Tuesday, January 12, 2021

Meow & Furever Cards with Isha and Kavya

Hello everyone! Isha here with you with a fun CAS shaker card. I love making flat shaker cards a lot as they are easy to post too :)

Sunny Studio Stamps: Meow & Furever Slimline Dies Stitched Circle Dies Valentine's Day Cards by Isha Gupta

Hope you might be enjoying our new release. Today I am featuring the new Meow & Furever stamp set and the coordinating dies along with the Slimline Pennant dies and the Stitched Circles - large dies.

To start, I stamped the image from the Meow & Furever stamp set using memento black ink. Color them using Copic markers and die-cut using the coordinating dies. Die-cut the biggest of the pennants using the Slimline Pennant die. Die-cut a circle towards the center of the pennant using the Stitched Circles - large dies.

Adhere acetate to the back of the circle opening. Adhere the white circle onto the pink card base. Add some WOW! Sparkles onto the circle to create the shaker. Adhere Scor-tape all around the circle opening onto the acetate to keep the shaker flat. Adhere the pennant to the card base. Now using a 3D foam, adhere the image and the sentiment stripe to the card.

Hope you enjoyed the shaker interactive element using the new release. Thank you for dropping by.

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Hi folks, Kavya here. Valentine’s Day is just a month away and the new Meow & Furever stamp set is perfect for creating a sweet card for the special someone or a friend for that matter!

Sunny Studio Stamps: Meow & Furever Slimline Dies Stitched Circle Dies Inside Greetings Valentine's Day Card by Kavya

I first started by matting my card-base on a linen colored card stock. I die cut the banners from the Slimline Pennant Dies set and ink blended using shades of blue and pink. I splattered some white paint to add some texture!

I then stamped and colored various images from the Meow & Furever stamp set using Copic Markers and colored pencils. I added some highlights to the images using a white gel pen.