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Indie Chic Embossed Card Set

Hello Friends!
This is Priya from Priya-n-papers. Today I am here to share my new set of cards I created using stunning Indie Chic paper pack from Papericious. You have been seeing so many inspirations from Papericious DT members with Indie Chic. Aren't each one precious?
Apart from gorgeous papers, the Indie Chic pack also comes with coordinated color cardstock which is sturdy and can be used for many techniques. I decided to make a set of embossed card by dry embossing the Indie Chic plain cardstocks.
Here is a set of "Best Wishes card" I made by embossing the Papericious Indie Chic cardstock using my WRMK 3D embossing folders. I totally loved the embossing on these.
Procedure :
1. Cut  4 panel of A2 size (4.25 x 5.5 Inches) from Papericious Indie Chic Cardstock.
2. Emboss it using your choice of embossing folders.
3. Cut 4 panels of Papericious Sigma Cardstock as per the layout of your card and do the ink blending using distress inks. I used the colors that are coordinating with Indie chic diecuts.
4. Spritz some water on to these panels and let it dry.
5. Cut out strips of paper and adhere it along the ink blended panels. I used one of the pattern paper from the same paper pack. Now stick these onto the embossed A2 panels.
6. Fussy cut the floral elements from the diecut sheet of Indie Chic paper and arrange all the florals on the finished panels in step 5.
7. Finish of the cards with some rhinestones, sentiments and Chipboards.
Here is the individual pics of all 4 cards.



I hope you liked all the cards I created. Do leave comments if you do.
Here is the list of supplies I used :
Papericious Indie Chic Paper Pack
 Papericious Ink Blending Tool
 Papericious Sigma Cardstock
Papericious Leaves Chipboards
Thank you so much for stopping by. I hope you have a wonderful day!

Hugs,
Priya 
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Chipboard frame

Hello crafty friends, Monika here.
Today I have for you my chipboard frame.


I just love Papericious chipboards, they are heavy and have beautiful patterns. One of them I used to make the frame. 


I also used Sigma cardstock to make all of the flowers.




Maybe you would like to learn how to make this kind of frame? I`ll be happy to show you :)

1. Paint the chipboard. Using Sigma cardstock make some flowers in two sizes.


2. From the green sheet of Fairy Land cut out some leaves, then blend them with Papericios blending tool.


3.  From the pink sheet of Fairy Land cut out a rectangle, the other one cut out from white paper. Cut out a photo, adhere it to a white paper. Distress all of paper edges. Use recycled corrugated cardboard to make the frame more dimensional. Adhere all pieces together, then adhere them to the front of the chipboard.


4. This frame is going to stand, so it need a support.  Cut out a rectangle piece of beermat, slightly fold it 3 cm from the top. Apply some glue at the top of the support and stick it at the back of the chipboard. Do it carefully, the support should not be visible, when we turn back the chipboard.
Now start embellishing with the gorgeous lace.


5. Add big flowers, leaves then small flowers.



6. Finish the frame with some gauze, pink sequins, chipboard inscription and glitter.


Materials used:
Fairy Land scrapbook papers
Chipboards Round Hearts
Circle Flourish lace
Theme chipboard Wedding
Sigma cardstock
Ink blending tool
Sequins

I hope you like my inspiration.
Thank you for visiting. Have a great day
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Wedding Cake Card Tutorial using Wedding scrapbook kit


Hi All!

This is Priya here with you today to share a cake shaped card I made with Papericious wedding Scrapbook Kit. It's a huge 12x6" cards with 3 tiers. I used Cream pearlized cardstock, pattern papers, coloring images, diecuts, tulle flowers and sentiments from the kit. 


Procedure :
1.  Take 12x12" cream cardstock from the kit and score at 6". 


2. Fold the cardstock and mark the cardstock as shown in the pic below. If you are using score pal, mark vertically at 3 and 7 inches. So each tier of the cake will be 3", 4" and 5" respectively.
Now mark at .75", 1.5", 4.50" and 5.25" horizontally


3. Now cut of the extras as shown below to make 3 tiers of the cake.

4. Color the images from the kit as per your liking. I colored it with Zig clean clear markers and matched up with paper colors.


5. From the sentiments sheet, I picked 2 matching sentiments and die cut it with using stitched rectangle dies and ink blended it with Peach Bellini ink from MFT.


6. Stack up the pattern papers on the 3 tiers of the cake and embellish it as per your liking. I also added some glitter paper to make it look like icing on the cake.


I hope you liked my card. Don't forget to leave some love.

Supplies Used :

1. Papericious Wedding Scrapbook Kit
2. Papericious Ink Blending Tools
3. Papericious Tulle Flowers
4. Kuretake Zig clean clear brush markers

If interested, you can purchase these products from following stores.

www.lulupu.com
www.thecraftshop.in
www.craftadda.com
www.imaginationsonline.com
Anantha Stationery
www.krafterscart.in
Nirmal Stationers, Delhi

Thank you and have a great day!
- Priya Sondhi
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New Product Launch - Papericious Blending Tools, and why are they the smart choice?

Hello and Good Morning! ^__^

I'm Halak and it is indeed an honor to present today's blogpost which is all about a fantastic new product developed at Papericious.

The Blending Tool!!

Yes, you can now buy a made in India ink blending tool without compromising on quality, right here at Papericious.

Look and Feel :
The tool comes in two variants, circle and rectangle which co-ordinate perfectly with the ink blending foam packs that are easily available in the market.
I selected the circular variety to work with so here is the image showing the tools that I received.

They come beautifully packed in a set of two, are made of good quality plastic and are sturdy.

My views on the blending tool :

The first thing I noticed on opening the pack was, that there was no staple pin to hold down the velcro to which foam has to be adhered.

I immediately went "wow" because this is a huge advantage. No staple meant smooth transition of changing foam while switching to a different color.
No more having to tug and worry about tearing or damaging foam / velcro.

The second thing was that I really dislike messy tools, I like to wash and keep them clean.
So having a tool in which where I can easily spot stains and clean is great, but having a tool that is white AND made of plastic which I can quickly wash with a bit of warm water and soap is AWESOME!!
Yes, Papericious really did think of everything while designing these!

So now that we have the basics covered, let me list down the advantages along with some fun projects and tid-bits!

1. It is awesome to work with! It is super lightweight, that enables me to work quickly and blend inks easily.

2. Also, because it is light, it allows me smooth blending of colors while going for an Ombre look.

Notice on this bookmark / tag, the colors have transitioned so easily (dark to light).
That was possible easily because the blending tool developed by Papericious is feathery light due to which I was able to exert minimum pressure as I moved towards the edges.

3. The blending tool has a great design, it allows for a comfortable grip and helps distribute ink evenly on the surface.

In this project I used the fade technique.
I picked a stencil and inked it up and  the design slowly faded away into the background.

Once again the Papericious tool gave great results without a hitch.

Also, the ink blending on the leafy die-cut stuck on top has been done with the blending tool. Pretty cool, what say?

4. I worked with only one blending tool and changed foams along the way.
I went through more than 4 colors of inks between the three projects and changing foams was a breeze because of it's strong velcro grip. (No staple pins, yay!)
Let me tell you, you will face absolutely no problems while changing the foam on your Papericious Blending Tool.

This project is the easiest of all 3, direct stamping and simple one color stenciling over it.
P.S. That floral die-cut which you see in black to the right, was originally white. I inked it up using the blending tool. ;)

If this has not convinced you yet, here are a few additional points...

5. The blending tool by Papericious is available at an AMAZING price! (MRP : Rs. 140/- for a set of TWO blending tools!!!)
Seriously guys, for the kind of quality that this product has, I was shocked when Aastha told me the MRP! This is super affordable for everybody.

6. It comes packed in a beautiful box. (Yes, it is AWESOME that the product is great but it also makes me happy to know that they have not ignored the packing.)
It has been well thought of too!
(We crafters LOVE things packed prettily, no?) ^__^

To sum it up, yes, it is a really good quality Blending Tool at a great price point, available in circle and rectangle shapes which co-ordinate perfectly with blending foams.
You saw what can be done with it. It is just 10% of what the tool can do for your projects. (Don't forget that it's easy to clean too!)

No, I am not saying that by being armed with this tool you will become a master artist.
All I am saying is that buying this tool will improve your work and get you there quicker. :)

Have a lovely day!


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