Summer piggy shaker....!!

August 27, 2018 1 Comment

Hi everyone...

Ashlee here with a card to share with you all using the

super fun set "Pool piggies"...

(It has the co-ordinating dies too which you can find here)

I wanted to create a shaker card for this piggy to look like he is floating

in his pool on his floaty in the beautiful blue water!

I thought it would be fun to create a front panel using lots of floaty rings

and the balls out of the stamp set with a light coloured ink to give the front some

interest around the piggy pool.

Thanks for checking out my pool piggy shaker card...

Hugz Ashlee

1 Response

Georgie

December 24, 2021

Pool Piggies is one of my all-time favorite stamp sets. I’ve used it to make so many cards. This one is cute.

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