Diwali creations with Papericious

Hello ! crafty friends.
Daksha here with my first post as Pepericious Design Team member... sharing Diwali cards, money envelopes, and a gift box for diwali sweets, chocolates or diyas.....perfect solution for Diwali Gifting.
I have used This months LIMITED ADDITION Diwali paper pack,Card stock and Diwali theme chip boards etc in my projects..Papericious Diwali Paper Pack is a Limited edition paper pack with beautiful ethnic prints both in 12'' x12'' & 6''x6''. These papers are strong and sturdy to make your beautiful projects like...bags, boxes or cards. I really love these Diwali print paper pack and Diwali Theme Chip boards...and are perfect solution for Diwali Creations...SO here are my projects...

CARDS

MONEY ENVELOPES

Base pattern paper and images are  from the Diwali pack ..there are many images which we can fussy cut and  use in our projects.

GIFT BOX

Box is totally hand made using papericious Kraft Card stock, cherry red cardstock , Diwali pattern paper and Diwali theme Chip Boards...used modeling paste to give that rays effect. To highlight all chipboard I have used Papericious crystal clear glitter with glossy accent.

Hope you liked the new release and my work...don't forget to share your creation using Papericious  stuff...thats all for today.. thank you.

Love n hugs 

Daksha

Supplies used:

Gifting ideas with Die Cut Boxes

Hello everyone,
Today we are so thrilled! It's our first post for Papericious this term and it's a dream come true!

The Papericious September release has so many fun products, especially the die cut boxes for the coming festive season.

These boxes come in a pack of 5 with different shapes, pre- scored and pre-taped in a stiff 350g Ivory Paper. They are sturdy enough for stenciling with various mediums, spraying with colors and inking.

The best thing is these make great gift boxes for any occasion.

Today we've picked three of these boxes and designed them. Here's a look at them.

Popcorn Box

For this box, we used the Azealian Paper pack. We've alternated two patterned papers for the sides inside and out. To embellish, we die cut a lace border and a doily and layered it. We completed it with some mulberry friends. 

Favor Box with Handle

For this box, we used the Indie Chic Paper pack and cut some elements from the die cut sheet in the pack to embellish the box. For the base, we used a stencil with distress ink first and then layered our papers. The base paper layer was die cut to achieve the zigzag border. 

Cake Pie Box

For this box we've used the Back to Basics Paper pack for our layering. We used the Sigma card stock to make some paper flowers. We used some lace for the layering. 

Like you can see, it is really easy to decorate these boxes and it doesn't take too long. 

Supplies used:

Die cut boxes

Fancy Chain Lace 

Papericious Designer Edition Back to Basics

Papericious Designer Edition Azealian

Papericious Designer Edition Indie Chic

Papericious Sigma CardstockWhite

Hope you enjoyed our post and are inspired to create your own!

Thank you, 

Sunila and Aditi 

Diwali Windchime and Diwali layout or BOTH

Hello people!!

Chirali this side with a very first post as a DT member of Papericious and when it's the first and Diwali is just a few days away, it had to be something special. 

I have two things to share with you for upcoming Diwali to decorate your home, which can be put together and make all the new ONE whole thing. As name suggests, one is Diwali layout and other is a Diwali windchime. 

Here is the mixed media layout:

Diwali is a colourful festival so I have made it quite colourful. This is an inner ring of embroidery hoop. I added a net, glued it to the corners and started heating it with heat gun. As the net was made of plastic, it started melting, stopped when I felt and the design happened. Then added a piece of paper, some cord and some stones. (stones are broken pieces of a dried modelling paste) Then I gessoed everything, added some acrylic paints and finished it with Papericious tempting chalk paints (Duck Egg and Pearl Pink). Finally I decorated it with beautiful newly released chipboards, some flowers from the stash and some colour sprinkles. DONE. 

Some close ups:

Now, here is the Diwali windchime:

This is an outer ring of an embroidery hoop. The papers are from LIMITED EDITION Diwali pack. They are so gorgeous and perfect for the festival. I made a bunch of houses and hanged it. 

Now, when I have used both the rings, why not to combine it to make one? Here is the look of  a complete hoop:

Now, the trump card!! These houses are closed with clips, you pull it and you can put in a candle, ofcourse a battery operated. You must want to see it!! ;) 

Isn't it perfect to lighten up your house this Diwali?

This is the inner ring and now the combined one!!

Closeup of layout in lights: 

I hope you liked it. :)

We have an ongoing challenge which is to incorporate a chipboard in your project. Do participate here. 

Thanks for stopping by.

Hugs,

Chirali. :)

Materials used:

Chalk Paint - Duck Egg


Chalk Paint - Pearl Pink

Limited Edition - Diwali Paper Pack

Diwali Theme Chipboards

Mandala Chipboard