Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts

Thursday, November 30, 2017

Thanks card

Hi friends...Sharing a thanks card which made this week.



I stamped sentiment in Peacock feather distress oxide in an order.The main sentiment is stamped with Archival black ink.For the blue panel, I distress a strip of paper with distress oxide and using the stencil applied some water.The flower is from Mudra stamp set and I colored using distress inks.This is mounted on glitter circle diecut and adhere at the top of the panel.And I finished it off with some sequins.


Entering it to

Mudra Craft stamps - Love for Glitter 361
Simon says stamp Wednesday challenge- Anything goes


Cash Envelope

Hi friends, recently I made a cash envelope for gifting...Sharing it today...

I made this envelope with A4 size Ivory sheet.For the panel, first I distress it with Fossilized Amber distress oxide and then using Craftreat stencil, I applied texture paste at random places.When it is dried it slightly takes the color of distress oxide.In white sheet also I applied some texture paste using the same stencil and allowed that to dry.Once it is dried, both the pieces  and the ribbon are glued on the envelope panel, and  added die cut glitter border for additional interest.






I stamp the sentiment on circle diecut which is then matted on a glitter diecut.I stamped few flowers from Mudra Wild floral stamp set and colored using Zig color pens.Added these flowers along with few sequins.



Inside  the envelope I have added two pockets, one for cash and another for wishes,These pockets are decorated with die cut borders.

Linking it to
Mudra Craft stamps - Love for Glitter 361
MFT card challenges - Sketch challenge
Simon says stamp Wednesday challenge- Anything goes





Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Flowers - School Project

This one is Hindi project – Flowers. All the flowers are handmade.Daisy is punched. Used hand cut leaf for rolled rose.Tried origami Lotus but didn't turned out nicely.


 Some more close up shots..



 Cheers,
Sindhu Manokaran