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Whaley Good Time! - Sharna W.


Hi! I am Sharna from Sharna Anne Designs. This is my first time as a Butterfly Inker so I thought I'd share a bit about myself.

I was born in Lethbridge, Alberta but currently live in Chicago, IL. I have a degree in Photography but I work in life insurance; Haha! I'm married and have one child; a baby boy who is five months old named Gage. I couldn't be happier!



On to the card! LawnFawn is always releasing mini sets & I own every.single.one! They are great versatile stamp sets and can be used for many occasions. I always love a good birthday shaker card so that's what I made here. A good tip is to use a powder tool (or just plain baby powder) around the edges of your foam tape. This keeps the sequins from sticking. (see them move in the video below)

The whale is colored with copic markers in cool grey shades C1 & C5, sea weed is colored with YG11 & YG6. The background is done by blending distress inks in Broken China, Mermaid Lagoon & Peacock feathers. Various sequins used but the tiny  stars are just adorable and can be found in the shop.

Products:

Whale You Be mine - Lawn Fawn
Matching dies
Black Licorice Ink - Lawn Fawn
Mermaid Lagoon Distress Ink
Clear Star Sequins

Comments

  1. Such a cute shaker card, Sharna! Great job! Love the tip too!! And whales are one of my favorite animals...so *swooooon*!

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  2. I LOVE this!! :) Ha ha, just ordered the stamp set!

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  3. I LOVE this!! :) Ha ha, just ordered the stamp set!

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  4. I love this too!!!!! Lawn Fawn has the cutest stamps

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  5. Such a cute shaker card, Sharna =)

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