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Im playing with Craftangles stamps today to make some ethnic cards with some watercolour backgrounds.
These cards are really simple and easy to make, so I hope you will give them a try.
For the first card, I created a background by ink smooshing Tim Holtz 'Salty Ocean' distress ink.
Once dry, I heat embossed the sentiment ( from the Craftangles 'Diwali Wishes' stamp set) in gold.
I finished the card, by adhering the panel to a light blue card base.
for the second card, I created a background by ink smooshing Tim Holtz 'Picked Raspberry' distress ink.
I then added a gold embossed diya on vellum and a sentiment from the Craftangles 'Diwali sentiments' stamp set.
I adhered this panel to a white card base to finish the card.
For the third card, I created the ink smooshed background using
Tim Holtz 'Peacock feathers' distress ink.
I then used the Craftangles 'Warli borders' stamp and
a sentiment from the Craftangles 'From all of us' stamp set.
I added some jute string and adhered the panel to a black card base to finish the card.
I hope you enjoyed these cards as much as I enjoyed making them.
If you have any questions or even if you just liked them, do leave me a comment below.
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Paru Mahtani
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The watercolor background created the magic to all your cards with ethnic touch in simple way! Awesome!
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DeleteSimple and lovely cards
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DeleteSo unique nd easy to do. Super project
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DeleteThey may be simple cards, but they are very effective
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DeleteBeautiful cards.. watercoloured backgrounds looks amazing.
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DeleteI have always admired warli painting and it looks amazing. Also like the diya on the vellum.
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DeleteSome lovely creations Parul!! Loved the vellum Diwali card...inspired to make a bunch of Diwali cards of the ink smoothing and vellum technique :)
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Devika Gujral ❤️
Thanks so much. Id love to see what you make. Do tag me on social media when you post them.
DeleteSo simple but with elegant....love all the cards with nice occasion stamps of craftangles,mainly the warli border stamp,I love warli painting and obvious the Tim bolts distress ink👌👌❤always Park I love your all creativity
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Rituparna
Thanks so much Rituparna! Do try out the stamps.
DeleteLove that splash of colour, that is a very fun and interesting background...very beautiful cards.
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DeleteAll the cards look wonderful, I love the ink smooshed background.
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DeleteAll three cards are awesome. Perfect for the festive season. The warli is so adorable ❤️
ReplyDeleteBeautiful use of colors!!! Great cards!!!
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DeleteVery pretty cards paru as ever. You are truly an inspiration
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DeleteA pretty mix of smooshed backgrounds with different stamps.
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