Shaking Up My Altenew Educator Project with a Martini Pop Up Shaker Card

****I am a little bit late on a few of my postings as to family medical issues,  Thanks for reading! ****

Hello and welcome to my Birthday Card of the Month for January 2019.  This is a new series whereby I will be share the creation of the card I will be gifting my friends each month.  For the next few months I will be pairing it with my work I am doing to achieve my Altenew Educator Certification Level 2. 

This first months card is a tribute to my favorite adult beverage, the Appletini.  I wanted a super fun and festive card that could be displayed on a shelf and just be really different so I came up with the idea of having the martini shaker card pop up, on an elegant tray set, on a beautiful tablecloth. 

Watch the video to check out how I created this fun card then head back to the blog where you will find a list of tools and supplies below.

Tools:

• Gemini Jr. Die Cutting Machine
• MISTI Stamping Tool
• Inkadinkado Embossing Magic Powder Bag

Supplies:

• Altenew Framed Die Set
• My Favorite Things Martini Shaker Die
• My Favorite Things Martini Shaker Pouches
• Shaker sequins and beads
• 1/8" Scor-tape

Papers:

110 lb White Card Stock

• 4" square card base
• Piece to cut out 2 of the martini glass

Patterned Paper

• 4" square of selected paper for table top (I used the Echo Park Sprint Market 6 x 6 paper pad)

Specialty Paper

• Tim Holtz Idea-ology Metallic Kraft Paper
• 6" x 1/4"  and 8" x 1/4" piece of acetate for pop up mechanism
• Scrap of acetate for the back of the shaker

Media:

• Nuvo Clear Embossing Powder
• Nuvo Glimmer Paste
• Altenew Jet Black Ink

Directions:

 Check out the video above :)

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Have a great week,
Joanne and Penny 

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