I’m really happy and
excited to be back on Nakshathra Desingz blog, and this time as a DT member. My
sincere thanks to Akshma for providing
me this opportunity.
My first project for this month and I decided to keep it
simple and beautiful. I have altered a bottle using Sparking Diwali pp. Here is
some of the pics of the same.
Hope you all liked it. May the glow of joy, prosperity
and happiness illuminate your days.
I'm glad to be guest designing at Nakshathra Designz again!
I received my GD kit containing the recently launched Celebration Time pack, Sparkling Diwali and Classic Black and White packs. With a lot of options to choose from, I have made 5 projects for you today :) Sit back and enjoy this picture heavy post! And don't miss, the best is saved for the last! :)
Creation 1: Classic Birthday Card
I created a layered card for birthday using the Classic Black and White patterned papers. The sentiment is stamped in Versamark ink, heat embossed in white and diecut using a frame die.
Creation 2: Birthday Celebration Card
For the second card, I have used a patterned paper from the Celebration Time pack. This is one amazing pack with beautiful celebration colors, bokeh effects and lights. I have added a diecut butterfly from Sizzix Winged Beauties dies and a few enamel dots to add more interest. The sentiment is from Mudra Let's Party stampset stamped using distress ink onto yellow cardstock. It is diecut using Gina Marie Scallop Stitched Rectangle die and adhered with foam tape.
Creation 3: Diwali Celebration Card
With Diwali around the corner, I created a simple card :) This paper is also from the Celebrations pack, diecut using Gina Marie Scallop Stitched Rectangle die. The sentiment is stamped using Gold ink from Itsy Bitsy, using Mudra Diwali stampset. I've added a few green enamel dots and adhered the panel onto a textured green cardstock.
Creation 4: Diwali Crackers Card
For the 4th card, I used the Sparkling Diwali paper pack and chose a fireworks one. It is a square card with a simple layer of gold on the sides on base green cardstock. The sentiment is also from the same pack, matted onto green cardstock.
Creation 5: Celebration Mini Album
Now for the best of the 5 - a mini album! I wanted to try something special, and this is my first mini album of this type. It is made using a single sheet of 12x12 size. I loved the pink in the Celebrations pack and I chose a matching shimmer cardstock in pink for the base. I've used different dies for butterflies, inner pockets and the frame. I kept the embellishments to minimum and bordered with sequins.
Get to see the album in real! :)
Thank you for stopping by, hope you like my creations! :) Do let me know your feedback!
Have a nice day :)
Hello everyone,
This is my first post as DT member.
Presenting these candle sets using paper pack from nakshatra designz called Sparkling Diwali..
Here am sharing the close up pictures of the candle holders :)
Have used the gorgeous papers as background for the candle holders.
Some close up views :-
Hello All!I am back with another project to inspire you all with Nakshathra Designz Sparkling Diwali pattern paper pack-A perfect pack apt for this season.I have made an Easel card with Drawer.Here's the project:
Hello everyone, Meena Herale from Karnataka, here with my first Guest DT post. Thank you Akshma for giving this opportunity to me. Deepawali is coming, only few days left. Its time to celebrate with gifts, sweets, crackers and greetings. And today I am sharing few cards which can be made in 15-20 mintues, quick cards. To create these cards I have used Sparkling Diwali Collection.
I love this collection from Nakshathra Designz. The patterns of the collection is beautiful, unique designs and papers are sturdy.
I have
distressed the edges of few papers and added foam tape to give 3D effect.
I have added
sequins, pearl and glitter stone to embellish it.
That’s all for my first post friends. Hope you like my cards.
Hi everyone
How are you all ,I have been busy this month with dussera celebrations.....
This is my second post for Nakshathra designz .With awesome Sparkling Diwali paper stack..
As festival season continue with Diwali round the corner so I thought of making Rangoli .
Rangoli normally done to decorate house during Diwali.these days acrylic Rangoli available in market ,I thought of making paper Rangoli. interesting right.
Made this Rangoli by cutting L shaped chipboard and pattern papers for the base and decorated with flowers..
These Rangoli can be arranged as personal preference.
Some close-ups.
Hope you all are doing well. This is me Kriti Mishra.
Today I am sharing my next DT project for Nakshathra Designz.
Festivals are on their way so why not add happiness to the auspicious
occasion of Diwali by sending your good wishes through beautiful treat
boxes. A perfect way to bring a smile on your loved one's face, these boxes are
sure to make the day extra special for your loved ones.
These boxes are really good for filling chocolates, dry fruits, mini
favours and what ever you feel like.Aren’t theyso colourful and sweet.
I have used beautiful pattern papers Sparkling Diwali from Nakshathra Designz. These papers are 220 gsm, which is very good for making boxes and makes them sturdy. I have fussy cut some embellishments from the sheet to give a nice look to these boxes.
First Box:
Take a pattern paper of size 6" x 6". Score
at 1", 2.5", 3.5" and 5". Now rotate by 90° and score at 1" and 5". Fold all the score lines.
Now cut like as shown in the picture.
Now put glue on all the six 1" square.
Now start pasting these on the
opposite sides and this process will make the bottom of the box.
Repeat same
process for the lid of the box .
And here is the box. Isn't it cute.
Second Box
Take a cardstock of size 10-7/8" x 6".
Score on the long side at 7/8", 1-7/8", 5-3/8", 6-3/8" and
9-7/8". Score on the short side at 1" and 5". Fold all the score
lines.
Cut two squares on the top as shown in the picture.
Now cut the tabs as
shown in the picture with a little notch.
Make a whole on the lid to put a ribbon. Now put glue on all the small tabs
and attach.
