Friday, September 30, 2016

Magic of Love

Hello Crafty friends!!!

Here is my very first take for online challenge for the theme "STAR"
I made a mixed media frame using gesso, stencils, sprays, acrylic colors, chipies, flowers and hand written phrases.  Here are the close ups of my project:










Hope you will like it.

I participated in these challanges:
Scrapki Wyzwaniovo: Stars
Picture this Challange: Stars
Stamplorations: Stencil
Decorate to celebrate: Anything Goes
A inky mess
Creative Artiste: Anything mixed media goes
Polkadoodles: Anything Goes
Tuesdaytaggers: Sun, Moon, Stars

Hope you will like it. Awaiting for your comments.

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Monday, September 26, 2016

Tutorial for making Coconut Shell lamp shade

Hello crafty souls,

As festivals are round the corner I know all of us always strive for new inspiration. My new project will inspire you to make a beautiful lamp shade from a waste coconut shell.

Here is the procedure to make the lamp shade. First you to take a coconut and cut it like this:

Then you to scoop the coconut from center with the help of knife and spoon.



Draw the desired design on coconut and make the holes from drill machine like this:


Now put the LED Candle down and on top your lamp shade. Your lamp shade is readyπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒ


Please try this and decorate your home in eco friendly manner. 

Don't forget to leave your comments.

Bye,
Happy craftingπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒ

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Thursday, September 8, 2016

Shades of distress ink to buy in starting

Hello crafty souls!!!

Hope you are experimenting new things every day. Distress ink is the important tool that every crafter use. But those who are new and want to buy the inks for them, they must be having a big wisdom in their mind... WHICH COLORS TO BUY IN STARTING? When I started I really had no clue where to start... 😎😎

Then I did some research and came up with the decision to buy 10 inks for me. I started with vintage photo, walnut stain, faded jeans, worn lipstick, mustard seed, peacock feather, picked raspberry, squeezed lemon, dusty concord and festive berries.

It is very important that you should know your requirements before choosing the colors:
*If you want to give your project vintage and antique look you should go for walnut stain and vintage photo.

*If you want to highlight the edges you can choose the medium shade of that particular shade.

*If you want to make the background then you should choose those colors which blend which other nicely. I choose one basic color and it's light and dark shade.


Shades of pink, red, purple blends beautifully, shades of blue, green and yellow blends well. Brown shades gives vintage look.

I segregated the shades accordion to their colors below:

Brown:  Vintage photo , Antique linen(l), walnut stain(d)

Black: Black soot

Green:  Shabby China, bundled sage / crushed olive(l), peeled paint (d)

Blue: Broken China, tumbled glass (l), faded jeans/chipped sapphire(d)

Pink: Worn lipstick, spun sugar(l),  Victorian velvet(d)

Yellow: Wild honey/ musturd seed

Orange: Rusty hinge

Purple: Milled lavender/dusty concord

Red: Fired brick/ Aged mahogany (reddish brown)

Grey: Old paper/ weathered wood

** Here (l) stands for light and (d) stands for dark

Bright colours

Blue: Salty ocean, Peacock feather

Pink: Picked raspberry

Green: Mowed lawn

Yellow: Squeezed lemonade

Orange: Ripe persimmon

Red: Festive berries

This is my list... Don't be afraid to experiment and create your own list.

Thanks for stopping on my blog. Any feedback or suggestions always welcome.

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