Second inspiration for the ICR flavour board of the month!

Hello! 

There is still time to join in the fun and play the November 

Flavour board at Indian Craft room!  

To help you along, here is my second inspiration card for this challenge.The challenge ends at midnight on 28th November. We have some awesome prizes lined up for you from 'The Craft shop'.

don't forget to tag your entries with ICRCPREWIN01

Now about my card...

To make this card, I used stamps from from the 'Stamped stitches' Stamp set from Hot of the Press and the Christmas Sentiment from Hero Arts.

I used Tim Holtz distress inks to colour the background so the black and white panel could pop.

The flowers are made using Punch bunch punches and the leaves are from Spellbinders Shapeabilities.

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Have a great day!

Happy Holi!

Hey everyone! I am the new DT for Craft Adda and this is my first post on their blog!

Since Spring is here (well, more like summer!!) and it is the festival of COLOURS, I decided to make this bright and colourful card to celebate the ocassion!

The card measures 8"x4" and is made with premium white card stock available for purchase in my shop

The splashes of colour have been made using a 'punch bunch' craft punch. Aren't they gorgeous?!

The sentiment is from the 'Technique Tuesday' Bright ideas Stamp set.

I stamped the sentiment with Versamark embossing ink and heat embossed it with American Crafts 'Rouge Red' and 'Black Opaque' embossing powders.

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Enjoy!

Butterfly birthday

I made this card recently for a dear friend. I thin k it turned out simple and effective!

Cuttle bug embossing, butterfly punch from 'punch bunch', butterfly stamped on the background with memento inks...has no brand!

Raffia and button from my stash and sentiment from Hero Arts.

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Enjoy!

ANIMAL CLOTHESPIN MAGNETS AND WOVEN BOOKMARKS

A few things we've made in the last couple of weeks...

 We tried paper weaving using quilling strips...quite successfull I thought!
Our project was inspired by a project from the book, "big book of papercrafts" by Vivienne Bolton.
The kids decorated the bookmarks in a variety of ways, as you can see...
In the picture above, my student Millie, used various stips of paper to make an evening sky and then she stamped an image of palm trees and sea gulls in black to make a silhouette. It looks remarkable...don't you think?!
Stamps are from Inkadinkado's 'coastal maritime' stamp set.

 Here, my younger students made animal clothes peg magnets. Asimple project, they made it by drawing, colouring and cutting out animal faces and then fixing them to wooden clothespins. They then attached magnetic strips to the back of the pegs making them perfect  and useful fridge magnets to delight their moms!

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Enjoy!

Paru's Perceptions: Craft classes

Paru's Perceptions: Craft classes: "VELLUM LANTERNS!This week's project was inspired by the book 'The Papercraft weekend workbook' by Fiona Jones. We made lanterns using colore..."

Fun with Vellum!

I love playing with coloured vellum...here are a few cards...

I have used cuttle bug embossing folders to create the backgrounds.