Have you ever made an infinity shaker card? An infinity shaker spans the entire card front, an A2 card is the size. Let's check out easy steps to recreate this interactive card.
You will want to start with a card front panel that measures 4 1/8" x 5 3/8". This will ensure you have the correct fit for the Shaker Acetate Sheet to fold around. Used the Falling Leaves stencil over the top of the card front daubbed ink instead of blending. The colors looks slightly airbrushed instead of blended. I used orange, purple and bright green inks in random daubs. 
After the stenciled 4 1/8" x 5 3/8" card front is dry, I glued a few (5-7) shaker bits to the stenciled panel (see phot above).Take your A2 Acetate Shaker Sheet and remove the protective film from the front of the panel and set it on your work surface with the adhesive tabs facing up (you should feel the the release paper on the tabs). Place the card panel with the glued embelishments face down on the acetate shaker sheet. Fold ONLY three of the four shaker sheets tabs over, removing the release paper to adhere them to the back of the card panel. This creates a pocket with the colored background inside (see photo above). I added more shaker bits to the pocket and removed the fourth tabs release paper. I folded the tab to the back of the panel creating the infinity shaker card front. 
I colored the fox image from the Falling Foxes stamp set with OLO markers and die cut the image. I die cut the word Happy from a beautiful bronze specialty cardstock in my Your Paper Insider subcription box and the shadow layer from a purple cardstock. Glue the Happy die cut sentiment together. Prep a piece of purple cardstock with the Cottontail Embossing Powder Tool before stamping and heat embossing the "fall y'all" sentiment in copper embossing powder. Cut it in a strip for the card front. Attached the sentiment and fox to the front of the infinity shaker and secured the shaker panel to a white A2 card base with double-sided adhesive tape completing the Foxy Fall card.