Hello crafty friends!
Today its my turn to inspire you all with Papericious ' Lets go' paper pack, chippies and chalk paints. I have made few sweet , simple cards using these  design papers, chippies , black chalk paint, stamp images etc ...my three cards are on  travel theme and two cards on graduation..so check these.
In this card..on folded white card base I have used 1" pattern paper from let's go papers..on left side with black n white strip paper which is from Papericious Monochrome papers...for scalloped circle I have used die ..edges distress with black distress oxides ink..used Papericious chippi colored with black chalk paint..used black Nova drops.sentiment I have used black versafine ink n Papericious clear embossing powder and hear embossed...to give dimensions I have used foam tapes in scalloped circle and  hot air balloon .
In this card stitched rectangle base paper from let's go papers..used cheery lynn tag die for bottom tag..on that I have used white scalloped circle cutout..stamp image fussy cut n used with foam dots..all edges distress with black distress oxides ink..used sentiment , metal charm and clear drops.. finally this 4.25*5.5 stitched rectangle pattern paper base stuck on white folded card and the card is ready.
For this card I took pattern papers from same pack in stitched rectangle diecut shape..used two other design papers from the same pack n used in middle horizontal lines....another PP tag cut out with the help of a tag die.. edges all distress with black distress oxides ink... sentiment is from let's go paper pack..which I have fussy cut n used..used gear chippies from Papericious...colored with black Chalk paint. Finally used enamel dots..I was finished with black enamel dots so used black chalk paint splatters in few places..and my card is ready..🙂
This month two of my friends kids doing graduation from aboard..so I was planning to make cards for them..
Here design papers used from the same let's go paper pack.. same stitched rectangle diecut and for red pattern paper I have used MFT stitched scallop basic edges die.. used foam dots for diemensions.. scalloped circle diecut  in white cardstock..used stamp image colored with distress markers....used arrow chippies colored with black Chalk paint, sentiments...n used black crystal Nova drops.
This card more or  less in similar style only white tag cutout used..and sentiment from same paper pack....black colored chippies used... decorated with crystal stones
Hope  you find my work inspirational.. for any queries please contact me or write in comment box will definitely reply.. thank you for stopping by
Love and hugs
Daksha

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Namaste Friends!!

Kriti this side...Hoping that you all are doing well. Today I am back with an inspiration post using Kiss the Cook Papers, newly launched by Papericious. These papers are very versatile and beautiful...full of colors....and there are lots of fussy cut elements....We can create cards, miniature projects, recipe albums and many more projects....

I have altered a Desk organizer, which was also a part of April release by Papericious, using Kiss the cook papers.

Have a look...




For this, I have covered the entire organizer with Papericious Brick red Chalk paint. Then I have used some Pretty papers from the 6 X 6 and some from 12 X 12 paper pack and some fuzzy cut elements to adorn it.

Here are some close-up pics....









Now, moving onto my second project....I have made a layout.
Here, I have used Papericious Ethereal paper pack and Papericious newly launched White Chippis...

Have a look....




For this, I have cut a rectangular piece of pattern paper from the pack and adhered onto the Papericious Kraft colored cardstock, which was acting as a base for the layout. Then cut lots of strips of papers from the pack and rough the edges to make layers. After that, cut out a sentiment, adhered onto a rectangular piece to work as a a focal point of my layout.Finally, used the beautiful Papericious Mermaid Flower white Chippi, some gauge and some flowers to make it more beautiful...

Here are some close-up pics...






Thanks for stopping by!!

Kriti Mishra

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