Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 52 minutes ago
Mone’t @prettylittlepaperyco is back for another Tip Tuesday!! When your shaker element is too tiny for foam tape, cardstock layers save the day. Instead of fighting with tiny foam strips, I build my shaker walls using layered cardstock! It keeps everything clean, sturdy, and way easier to assemble for mini shaker elements on cake toppers and cards.
This trick is perfect for: - Small shaker accents - Tiny character pieces - Cake toppers with limited space - Cleaner edges + less bulk
And the best part? You can still add the cutest layered details right on top for extra dimension.
Sometimes the tiny details make the biggest difference.
Cardstock used:
- Stardream - Rose Quartz
- Encore Paper - White Opal Glitter Luxe
- Encore Shimmer Cardstock - Snowy White
- Grafix - Clear Acetate
Crafting Tips, Cricut Tips, Paper Craft Tips, Papercrafting, Cardstock Crafts, Shaker Crafting
Mone’t @prettylittlepaperyco is back for another Tip Tuesday!! When your shaker element is too tiny for foam tape, cardstock layers save the day. Instead of fighting with tiny foam strips, I build my shaker walls using layered cardstock! It keeps everything clean, sturdy, and way easier to assemble for mini shaker elements on cake toppers and cards.
This trick is perfect for: - Small shaker accents - Tiny character pieces - Cake toppers with limited space - Cleaner edges + less bulk
And the best part? You can still add the cutest layered details right on top for extra dimension.
Sometimes the tiny details make the biggest difference.
Cardstock used:
- Stardream - Rose Quartz
- Encore Paper - White Opal Glitter Luxe
- Encore Shimmer Cardstock - Snowy White
- Grafix - Clear Acetate
Crafting Tips, Cricut Tips, Paper Craft Tips, Papercrafting, Cardstock Crafts, Shaker Crafting
