Mainly I wanted to copy the lamb with the shaker part. I didn't necessarily need an exact duplicate. So it was off to Cricut design space to see what I could come up with. His wooly head may be a bit too big and his eyes might look a little on the goofy side but all in all I thought he was rather cute.
That one card is fifty eight dollars? Am I losing my mind or what! Yours is cuter anyway.
ReplyDeleteAnn, that's a perfect copy if you ask me!!!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, did you ever decide what color to paint your bathroom walls (did I miss a post on that)?
I like yours better and the price is a lot better
ReplyDeleteHe is adorable. Now we need to know how you did the shaker. Did you have one on hand
How cute is that? I love it.
ReplyDeleteI Love your's and I don't think it cost $58 dollars! Wow!
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Donna
That ui s so fun!
ReplyDeleteAfter reading the title of todays post I was a bit curious as to what a SHAKER card was, so I had to read on. I first thought of shaker style cabinets!! lol.....sorry, running slow this morn. Cute card.
ReplyDeleteThat is super cute!
ReplyDeleteIt's adorable!! You did an amazing job! Don't point out what you think is wrong...let others think that is your "artistic flair"...IF they even notice! We do that as humans...point out our "mistakes." Personally....I don't see anything odd with the card! It's so CUTE!
ReplyDeleteCute, cute and cute. I love the colors of Spring/Easter.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day, Ann. Big hug to you and lots of scritches to Gibbs. ♥
It is really cute. At first I thought what is a shaker card. Then I saw the second photo and saw the belly full of sequins.
ReplyDelete$58! That's crazy. Your very cute card is just as good!!!!
ReplyDeleteWell done! ❤️
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card, and an impressive copy of the original, just as good and even better. Never knew the term shaker card. How clever!
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