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Directions by Suzanne Glazier:
Step 1:
Cut shaker template from cardstock, cut out
center. Score all fold lines. Cut a star from cardstock and a star
from acetate plastic - both should be about 1/2" larger than the
window opening.
Step 2:
Cover one side of template with desired
stamp images and stamp one side of the star shaped cardstock - you
will see this through the window of your card.
Step 3:
**This is the secret to perfectly centered
insides!** Place a strip of scrap O'So Sticky or other on one of the
narrow tabs close to the outside edge of tab. Hold your stamped card
up with the front facing you. Now place your stamped star behind the
window design facing the window and align. Fold over the tab so that
the tape catches your square. Now it will be perfectly aligned when
you are done!
Step 4:
On the back side of the template place
pieces of O'So Sticky Tape (scraps are great for this!) the width of
each side around cut out window, overlap if you must but do not
leave any gaps or your beads will spill out!
*** TIP *** To fight static cling inside
your shaker, spray glass cleaner onto a paper towel and wipe it over
both sides of your acetate. Let dry completely before going to step
5.
Step 5:
Place acetate piece on top of double sided
tape. Rub down to adhere. (Don't worry if it isn't completely
covering the tape.)
Step 6:
Place lengths of foam mounting tape on top
of acetate all the way around your star. Try to make sure pieces
touch on all four edges to form a box around the window. Take the
paper off of the foam tape now.
Step 7:
CAREFULLY fill center with beads - use LESS
than you think you need! There should be enough room for the beads
to shake back and forth when it is put together but if you put too
many, it will cover your image.
Step 8:
Fold the tab with the star shaped cardstock
attached in and secure to the sticky foam. Add double sided tape to
the other narrow tab, fold in and secure. Add tape to the larger top
and bottom tabs, fold in to secure. Now turn it over and admire your
work! This card has been designed to be "finished" at this point,
but if desire you can mount it on to a coordinating cardstock to
make a traditional card.
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