Showing posts with label Easy to do. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easy to do. Show all posts

Monday, 9 January 2017

DIY Christmas Wreath

Good evening everyone.
First of all wish you all a very Happy New Year!

So how is it going? Hope you all keeping well. Well today I have one beautiful DIY for you , which for sure you gonna love and try it once. Yeah, today I have come up with a DIY Christmas wreath. Yes I know, it's too early for the Christmas! I made it for my home this Christmas and thought of sharing it here. You never know who would be searching for something like this.. So to your wonders its perfectly handmade and that too you would just need the old newspapers that is available with you all at your home. So why not turning your waste into something meaningful and beautiful project.

So are you ready to have glimpse of it?

Here you go....















Bring in some old newspaper to your workspace. Take single sheet at a time and fold it along the length such that after folding you are left with 4-6 inches of folded sheet. Fringe them with atleast half-an inch in width and 4-5 inches in length(if it's 6 inch fold). Keep these fringed sheets aside. For the base of the wreath, take few full newspapers(with all its pages inside) and start twisting it from both the ends(length-wise). In my case I made 4 such twisted rolls. You may be required more or less depending on your size of wreath. My wreath turned to be around 18" along the diameter after completion. Once your twisted rolls are ready join their ends to one another using sellotapes and form a circle like shape.

Now take your fringed sheets and start adhering it(rotating it inside-out of the circle) on the circle(base) so formed. Repeat untill you reach back to your origin point. Unfurl all the fringes to give it more of puffy look. Now using spray bottles colour your wreaath. Do it in two coats to get better results. Let it dry for a day or so. Once it's dry completely adhere the glitter thermocol balls and other ornaments. Now choose any one point(preferably the origin point where you started adding fringes) cover it with thick ribbon and tie bells to it and tie bow too with the same ribbon. Tada you are done. Your own hadmade Christmas wreath is ready.

Materials Required

Some old newspaper(actually you would need lots depending on the size of your wreath).
Some spray paint bottle,(In my case I used 2 bottles of olive green shade ).
Adhesives(wet) and some sellotapes.
Ribbons
Glitter thermocol balls(small)
Christmas bells




Hope you like it! Do share your creations here if you try it. See you soon. Till then stay safe!

Wednesday, 14 September 2016

Royal Peacock Card

Hello everyone..
A very warm greeting.
Hope you all are keeping well.
Ah.! it's been so long since my last post. I was bit busy with my studies, and still I am :( . But no worries will keep posting here, but not quite often due to exams. Anyways today I couldnot resist my temptation and finaly I am here with my new post.
Yes it's another card. Today I have used my new set of dies and stamps that I purchased recently. Hope you like my card.
So here's the sneak peak of it.


For making this card I took an white iris sheet of 270gsm measuring 12" x 6". Scored it at centre(along the longer side). and folded it for my card base. Next I cut out a 6"x 6" patterned paper from Eno greeting's paper collection(PS: sorry there is no name /title for it b ut if want to have a look of it comment down, will share the picture). Adhered it to the base of my card. Then I stamped feathery peacock from Heartfelt Creations, coloured it using my ink pads and sakura medium brush pen. Next I die cut it using the peacock paisley die from same collection and along with it I die cut many leaves using classic leaf die set from Heartfelt creations and coloured them using my daubers. Shaped the leaves using the Deluxe flower shaping tool from HC.
Tadaaa..we are almost done.! Found the centre of the card and adhered the leaves and the peacock. yipee..it's done now.
Hope you enjoyed it as mush as I did. So here is the full card from various angles(lol..I am not that good in photography :D).

So here's the front view of the card.




Some side views.




Again some front view.




 Some closeup(not that close :P).


The top view of the card.


Hope you liked my card. Do share your creations too and leave some love in the comments below.
See ya soon. Till then take very good care of yourself and yes "HAPPY CRAFTING" .

Materials Required

Iris white card stock.
Ink pads of various colours and water brush pen(medium).
Classic leaf collection from HC.
Feathery peacock stamp set from HC.
Peacock paisley die set from HC.
Deluxe flower shaping tool from HC.
Martha stewart score board.
Silicon glue and white glue.


Saturday, 25 June 2016

HC-002

Hello folks..

A very warm greetings..

Hope you all doing good.

Today I am going to share another handmade card done by me. Its simple, lovely and easy-peasy too. For this card I have used the Sizzix Big-Shot machine and some dies. I have listed the requirements in the later section of the post. So here is the card that I did.








Products Used

Sizzix Big-Shot machine
Sizzix Tim Holtz Tattered flower die
Heartfelt Creations Eyelet Oval die
Heartfelt Creations Arianna Blooms die
Heartfelt Creations Deluxe flower shaping tool
Martha Stewart Deluxe score board
Studio G sky blue ink pad
Sponge daubers 
White and red cardstock
White glue, some blings, ribbon and Pearl String Bling garland


I had many pictures of the card but was too lazy to edit them. So how is it? Do you like it? Do share your views in the comments section. If you need a tutorial do write it in the comment section.

Happy Crafting..!!

I would love to join the fun challenge at itsy bitsy.
   

Saturday, 7 May 2016

Simple yet lovely cards


Hello everyone..

Hope all doing good..

Today I am going to share some of my cards that I did using quilling designs. Hope you like them, its very simple yet pretty(my personal opinion) lol..to gift someone..A handmade thing is much much adorable than the ones bought..

Have a look at them..










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