Hi Everyone!! Today is International Coffee Day and we are celebrating over at Joy Clair Stamps!! For my card today, I wanted to create an interactive shaker card using the Coffee Talks stamp set from Joy Clair, but I wanted it to be a little bit different. So today I have a fun video tutorial sharing how I created a LIQUID shaker card! Yes, a shaker card filled with liquid, instead of the usual sequins or glitter! I thought this would a fun change from the normal, so if you want to see how to make this different interactive card, watch the full video tutorial down below!
For my card I wanted to use the Coffee Talk stamp set from Joy Clair Stamps. This is one of my favorite coffee themed stamp sets ever! It is such a fabulous set full of so many different images to customize your card and tons of great sentiments!
A few tips for creating this liquid shaker card. The first, don’t use a really runny liquid. I used hair gel and colored it with liquid watercolors. You can also add some water to make it a little more runny, but not too watery in case of any leaking! Also, I used smaller jewelry bags for holding my liquid. If you don’t have these and don’t have a craft store close, you can use a regular ziplock baggie and just fold it over to make it smaller to fit your card!
I hope you all enjoyed a fun way to make a different type of shaker card! And if you are interested in any of the supplies I used in making my card today, you will find them all linked down below! Thanks for stopping by today and Happy Crafting!!
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- Coffee Talk Stamp Set – Joy Clair Stamps
- Broken Brick Background Stamp Set – Joy Clair Stamps
- Versafine Clair Ink Nocturne
- Catherine Pooler Icing On The Cake Ink Pad
- Distress Ink Mini – Peeled Paint
- Distress Ink Mini – Fossilized Amber
- Distress Ink Mini – Aged Mahogany
- Mini Ink Blending Tool
- Chalks
- Dove Blender Pen
- Nesting Circle Die Set
- Die Cutting Machine
- Micron Pen
- Brayer
- Small Baggies
Crafting While Caffeinated with Lindsay Adreon 
What a gorgeous card. I love the brick wall.
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Love the fall colors you used. The green cup is perfect for Amy!! 🙂
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This is a very interesting shaker card–using liquid!
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Great card – love the brick colors!
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What a fantastic idea. Fun and unique.
Have to try this one. thanks for the
video and for sharing it.
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Wonderful card!
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What a cool card! I love the colors that you used.
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Such a fantastic coffee card!
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Love the brick wall. These gel cards are so fun to get.I remember making these long time ago.I love interactive cards. Happy Coffee Day.
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Gorgeous card! I really love the different colors that you blended on your brick background!
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Love the multicolored brick background.
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your link on Joy Claire is broken, but I found you! Love this fun card, great background!
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I haven’t tried one of these yet… yours is fantastic! Thanks for the inspiration!
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Lindsay, this is so much FUN! I’m so glad I popped over here to take a closer look!
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Great card.
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NICE! Different with the touch of green! Happy National Coffee Day!
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Very creative to make a liquid shaker. I like the brick background too.
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Such a neat idea using colored hair gel for the liquid. Great card!!
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Oooh I’m bookmarking this technique!
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So. Very. Cool.
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WOW!!! I cannot wait to try this! Love the background, and your green cup!!! TFS!!!
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Super cool card! Fantastic to create a liquid shaker card. Love the vibrant colors.
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Your brick wall is a hit and it is also what grabbed my attention too! It is the perfect blend of fall colors! What a neat idea to make a liquid shaker card! I am looking forward to the video! Super thinking outside of the mug!
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Awesome card! Love the background and colors! The liquid really looks great!
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your background absolutely reminds me of a coffeehouse wall. luv it
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What a wonderful card !! You’ve been so creative thinking of this liquid shaker !! This is the first time I see a shaker like yours. Love that !! And thanks so much for sharing your process !! Love, Marjorie
[margessw(at)icloud(dot)com]
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Such a fun and colorful
background! Loved watching
the process on video!
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Loving that brick wall. Awesome. Thanks for sharing with us.
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