Eight cards, two each with 4 different black/white papers. The mason jar shaker is made with a Lori Whitlock svg flie on a Cricut Explore. The heart tag is made with a die/stamp set. The back of the shaker window is stamped twice with a “thank you” stamp; once with pink, once with red.
The shaker has some punched stars (glitter paper), stamped sentiments (fussy cut), and two kinds of glitter including on that glows in the dark.
Just so recipients know about the glow, I stamped it on the back with some other stuff.
The sentiment is printed on my home printer, cut and glued into a card blank.
Such cute cards! The blue is perfect for the jars, and the jars look great on the black and white background. I love the little twine-and-heart detail at the lid.
@steiconi Not to enable or anything, but the GITD glitter is Michael’s Recollections.
@wittychild@Abbeeroad I got a set of “instruction” stamps last year that I am a little obsessed with. I mean, of course shake it, but why not use the stamp!
@endymion At first I thought they were complete with just the twine. Then while looking for my “hand made” stamp I noticed the heart-shaped “thank you” in that set. It was too late to include it in the shaker, but there was enough room to punch a hole so I stamped and die cut a bunch and added them. It made a huge difference.
These cards are super fun! I’m a fan of the mason jar for tossing whatever you have in it. Glow in the dark glitter???
I like that you added the instruction stamps on the back.
Oooo, if you have the resources, you could order a custom self-inking stamp with your name or initials or what-have-you on it! My oldest sister ordered one that I liked as a gift and I stamp most of my cards with it.
@irid3sc3nt I have toyed with designing a self-inking “HAND MADE” stamp that’s even smaller than this one, though it hadn’t occurred to me to have my name or initials put on it. I had one made for TheMisterT for him to use at book signings; there was a page that had some dialog mistakenly corrected to standard usage
I mean, of course shake it, but why not use the stamp! 
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