Christmas Shaker ornament- Gift box

Namsate crafters!
Devika here and today I am on craftyscCraftysblog with a chritmas project.

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I am creating a gift shaker box which you can attach on the Christmas gifts or hang it as a tree ornament on your Xmas tree.

I put the Granular paste on the base and let it dry.

Then I adhered the stamped and coloured images form the "lei it snow" stamp set on each window.

I added sequins in each window..I put Summer mango sequins in the windows with the reindeer and valentine kiss in the window with the gifts.

Then I adhered the shaker window with glue and adhred the last gift box element on top of the shaker window. I had put Jingle bells shimmer paste on all the sides on this last window.

Lastly, I put the sentiment in the middle.

And it's ready...shake it and have fun!

Hope you all liked today's project!
Merry Christmas!

***SUPPLIES USED***
From Craftyscrappers:
White cardstovk
Sequins (as shown in the picture)
Granular paste
Shimner paste: Jingle bells
Stamp set- Let it snow

Other supplies used:
Mdf shaker base
Black Archival ink
Distress inks for colouring the stamped images.

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