Jenni
- Oct 6
- 3 min read

Pumpkin Spice Shaker - Not 2 Shabby

Hi there!

I am definitely loving the pumpkin digis from the Not 2 Shabby shop, so I had to make another card using one! 😄🎃

For this card, I thought it would be fun to embrace the pumpkin spice season with a orangey brown shaker card.

To start, I printed my digital image on to a piece of 80 lb. Neenah card stock and I also decided to give my colored pencils a try instead of Copics this time. So first, I shaped out the segments of the pumpkin with a light orange pencil. Then I continued layering darker and darker oranges until I was happy with how it was looking. For some extra texture on the pumpkin, I added a couple bumps.

I moved onto the leaf and then the stem, starting with lighter colors and building up a bunch of light layers, adding darker colors when needed.

After the coloring, I fussy cut my image and went around the edge with a black Memento marker. I also touched up the black areas with a micron pen, which turned out to be a little bit of a mess. Because of the waxiness from the pencils, I ended up smearing black across my image in a few spots, but I did my best to wipe it off and color over it.

Once I had my pumpkin, I thought it needed something to go along with it on the card front. I used some spice images from the new You, Me and Pumpkin Spice stamp set from Not 2 Shabby, as well as the sentiment.

I stamped and colored the cinnamon stick and star anise images with some colored pencils and trimmed them out as well. Then, I heat embossed the "You had me at pumpkin spice" stamp onto black card stock with Versamark ink and white detail embossing powder. I used a Lawn Fawn mini frame die to cut out the sentiment onto a stitched oval.

For the background, I used the Altenew Snowflake Star Cover Die with a piece of white card stock and attached it to a piece of acetate. I built it up onto two thin layers of foam tape and went around the edges with a paintbrush and baby powder to remove the static.

I turned my acetate piece over and added the shaker bits. I used my Zig glue pen to put some glue onto the foam tape where I accidently brushed it with the baby powder. Then, I cut a piece of light brown card stock to 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" and laid it onto the foam tape.

I added my colored images and sentiment to the front of the shaker and then attached the panel to a 110 lb. white card base.

Shakers are so fun and I loved mixing up the coordinating sequins and beads to get a colorful, sparkly fall mix! ✨😄 I also like the softness I get from using colored pencils, but I definitely need some practice! 😂

Not 2 Shabby Digital Stamps:

Pumpkin Spice: https://www.not2shabbyshop.com/Pumpkin-Spice--DIGITAL-DOWNLOAD_p_13067.html

Cute Pumpkin Face: https://www.not2shabbyshop.com/Cute-Pumpkin-Face--DIGITAL-DOWNLOAD_p_13196.html

Not 2 Shabby Fall Release:

You, Me and Pumpkin Spice: https://www.not2shabbyshop.com/You-Me-and-Pumpkin-Spice-4X6-Clear-Stamp--N2S_p_13015.html

Thanks so much for stopping by!

-Jenni :)