Thursday, March 17, 2011
Paru's Perceptions: Shop
Paru's Perceptions: Shop: "Here are some of my cards for sale... All of them are handmade by me and card comes with a matching envelope. Prices are given below e..."
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Now, inspired by the sunflower...
Taking the sunflower theme a step further, we made these magnetic Post It notepad holders, in class. The kids loved making them and I think their mums' did too!
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The gorgeous sunflower from Mexico!
We visited Mexico city last week! I was enthralled by the colours there! And of course, the Sunflower...everywhere! From the vase at my bedside in my friends' home, to every street corner and the motifs on everything possible!
Here are some of my impressions...
Here are some of my impressions...
Saturday, February 19, 2011
I've been inspired
After many days of a major creative block, I received inspiration in the most amazing way! As I was dropping my daughter off to her story writing class, I passed a young girl on the street wearing a t-shirt with colourful tags printed on it. It was just a glance, but it triggered off a wave of creativity! Here is the result...
Stamps are from Hero Arts "small variety alphabet" stamp set. The stamp '2' is from the Stampendous "calligraphy alphabet" stamp set. The buildings (with the wires connecting them...a common sight in India!), I have doodled, as also the clouds and the little tiny birds(crows...also a common sight in India!)
Here I've used the same technique, using a stamp from Cherish Stamps. I've made matching envelopes too!
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This following of cards is inspired by Godelieve Tijskens of http://stampingmathilda.blogspot.com/2011/02/old-favorites-are-back.html
The stamps that she used were from Hero Arts, but since I did not have the stamp, I improvised. I used the same peek-a-boo concept....I created a stencil by punching out a square from a piece of card. I then used it to draw a square. Then using the stencil as a mask I stamped the Hero Arts "Hydrangea" stamp in different ways. Then I coloured it in, cut out the squares and stuck them on a white card. The sentiment is from the Hero Arts "everyday sayings" stamp set.
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Here I've used the same technique, using a stamp from Cherish Stamps. I've made matching envelopes too!
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![]() ************** Here I have used the Hero Arts "Antique Brocade" cling stamp to create a background. To follow the pattern, I punched out two cosmos flowers and folded them over to create a carnation. I punched out a tulip to form the base of the flower. I then stamped the background on another piece of cardstock and cut out a frame using my Spellbinders Nestabilities scalloped rectangles. To add interest in the flower, I have coloured it a bit with orange and yellow coloured pencils and also shaded the tulip with darker and lighter green coloured pencils. i finished off the project by adding some green gemstones. |
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
My Valentine's offering to my husband!
I made this card using the Fiskars embossing plate in the Cuttlebug. The stamp is from Fiskars too. I added the hearts on the sugar cubes. I love the way it has turned out...after 17 years, hubby dear needs to be reminded once in a while..
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Wednesday, February 16, 2011
This week in class...Scrap book pages!
This week the kids made these darling scrapbook pages...
What can I say...these pages speak for themselves!
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What can I say...these pages speak for themselves!
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do leave a comment...I'm sure the kids would be thrilled!
Monday, February 14, 2011
Wine bottle tag in silver and gold!
I made these tags using the Hero Arts Artistic grapes stamp set. A clean and simple tag, it was fun and quick to make. I cut out the circle using my trusted Spellbinders Nestabilities dies.
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