Showing posts with label cardmaking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cardmaking. Show all posts

Friday, 22 July 2016

Oodles of Doodles Card

Hellooooo,

I am hosting the challenge for this week at Daring Cardmakers...
I chose the theme of Doodle...so obvious :P
Make your pen your friend...scribble, doodle, draw shapes/patterns, make marks...just go with the flow....

And I definitely went with the flow....


I stamped a sentiment in the middle with a Hampton Art stamp and drew a mandala around it...
The background was made by smooshing distress inks...


Do join us overt at Daring Cardmakers...the DT have made fabulous card incorporating doodle...

Friday, 1 July 2016

Rainbow Stripes

Hello everyone,

I am so glad to be continuing for yet another month as a Guest Designer for Daring Cardmakers...
This week the dare is to make a card inspired by this awesome picture...



I chose the bright colours, stripes and flipflops...


I am entering this card in the following challenges:

          


Friday, 24 June 2016

Up Up & Away

Hello crafters,

I am back with another dare for Daring Cardmakers...
The theme this week is Travel...

I have used some drawing...some distress inks...some lettering and a pattern paper to make my card...


I am entering this card in the following challenge -
Virginia's View Challenge

Thursday, 23 June 2016

Coffee Shaker Card


Time for another card for the Summer Coffee Lover's Hop,

Yeah...yeah...I am still hooked to the black cardstock and Sakura moonlight pens combo... :P

But...I made a shaker card this time...Shake...shake...shake...


I cut out a coffee mug shape with a kraft knife...for the card front....
Stamped with Archival Ink for some tone on tone stamping using Stamplorations Bold Sentiments (I know....black on black doesnot sound like a good idea...but I wanted to add a subtle detail as I wanted the bright doodles to be the focus...)

Added some clear sequins for the shaker element... 
I have been hoarding these sequins for 2 years now...finally...used them...phew...


I made a card with cutout of the mug too...do come back to see what I made with it...
Will be posting it soon


I am entering this card in Virgnia's View Challenge where the theme is Colourful

Coffee Coffee Coffee

Hello everyone,

The Summer Coffee Lover's Hop is in full swing...and I couldn't help but participate...

Also I couldn't resist black cardstock and Sakura gelly roll moonlight pens....hehehe...
I am so in love with this combination...

A simple card...with black cardstock, burlap, lettering and enamel hearts.. inspired by the bright colours of summer...


Friday, 10 June 2016

Tic Tac Toe


Hello everyone,

At Daring Cardmakers, the dare this week is a Fun and Games theme...

You have to make a card that includes some kind of puzzle or game element it could be a crossword or a wordsearch or spot the difference etc. You could come up with something more hands on like maybe a maze puzzle or a flip book

I went with the simple Tic-Tac-Toe...


I have used burlap paper and jute twine for making the O, X and the heart...


I decided to incorporate the sentiment in the grid itself...I L U :)


Do check out the amazing creations of the Design Team

Friday, 3 June 2016

Geometry on my mind

Hello everyone,

I am extending my GD stint at Daring Cardmakers for another month...Hurray! :D
The dare this month is to use at least three elements from this picture on your card



Isn't this picture fabulous...I am loving the colour theme...
I have chosen the colours, mint triangles and metallic criss-cross lines...to create a geometric pattern on my card...
Also the pattern paper has leaves...



And here goes my pathetic attempt to capture the shine of the golden marker...lol...



I have used Bielo cardstock from TheCraftShop, pattern paper from Itsy Bitsy and sentiment sticker and Pilot Gold paint marker from a local craft shop

Thursday, 2 June 2016

Anniversary Box Card


Hello everyone,

It is my last week as GD for Daring Cardmakers...and it is surely the best dare of the month...
It brought me back to my love of interactive/fancy fold cards...

The dare this month is to create a Box Card...Yay!
I made a box card for my parent's anniversary...


I added my parent's intials on the side flaps...

         

I used die-cuts, chipboards from my stash...
I have used paper from the Papericious Woodgrain collection as the base of my card...
I love how sturdy their paper is...I was able to create the box card without using any other cardstock as base...

And finally...this is how the card looks when closed...

Do check out the awesome creations made by the talented team over at Daring Cardmakers

Friday, 20 May 2016

Rainbow Mandala

Heya,

Its Friday!!!...that means a new dare at Daring Cardmakers...and the dare is "Paint the rainbow"
You have to make a card featuring a rainbow or using rainbow colours - you don't have to use them all but they do need to be in the right order!

As soon as I knew this dare...I took out my brand-new Sakura Gelly Roll Moonlight pens...and drew a flower/mandala...

Using a different shape for your card is a great way to change things up...I personally love different shape cards...


The sentiment is from Party Time stamp set from Stamplorations...

Tuesday, 26 April 2016

Motorcycle Card Tutorial

Hello everyone,

Today I am here with a tutorial for making a simple and quick Masculine card...
I made this card for a friend recently...

I am using some supplies that scream masculine for me...
Burlap, Corrugated paper which I got from Itsy Bitsy...
The die-cut is from a local store...

Using neutral colours is the safest and simplest way to create a Masculine card...


Start by layering the papers...Don't glue anything yet...


I always start out by laying out everything to see how the final card will look...


At this point, the card looked good...but needed something... I dug through my stash...


See the advantage of not glueing the layers at the beginning...it gives you the liberty to make changes...

Now that I was satisfied with the look,,.I started attaching everything...

I used Mod-Podge to attach burlap...
I attached the Corrugated cardboard with foam tape...to give room for the wooden gear...
The motorbike was also attached with foam tape...and so was the tiny metal charm...

And this is how the final card looks...


I distressed the metal charm with archival ink...


I hope this tutorial was helpful for you...

I am entering this card in the following challenges:

Vehicle - Motorcycle->
 


Metal Charm on card ->
Simon Monday Challenge Blog


Masculine card with neutral colours and transportation theme ->



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