Revisiting past releases

Hello PABD fans !  Its Pooja here with second post for November.As you all must have noticed we are revisiting past releases this month.I had fun getting out all my PABD stamps out and deciding which to use ;)

November is coming to end and in no time we will be busy creating New year cards , I started ! Used the beautiful Floral bloom stamp for spotlight technique.

The sentiment is from Diwali greetings

For this card I used Little Sparrow set from September ,used only the bird and good things form the set.The leaves are from Floral fantasy while the small flower bunch are from Floral Blooms.

The background has crackle texture paste through Grid stencil.

Look who is celebrating her Birthday with a fun ride !

Its our beloved Renne ! I mixed chalkboard look with some paper piecing on this card.The sentiment is from Floral fantasy.

PABD Products used :

Floral Blooms	Little sparrow	Rene cycle
Diwali Greetings	Grid Stencil	Floral Fantasy

Time to wish Happy Diwali

Hey all,

Ria on this side. This is the second post of this month and I am loving all the designs coming on to this blog! I started the month's post with traditional looking ethnic Cards, moved to Indian wedding cards and now diwali cards. I must admit all these styles I am trying for the very first time far from my CAS style. I hope you like these too :)

Coming to Diwali cards now. Diwali or Dipawali is the festival of lights, as maximum of us know, right? But to me it is the festival of bright colors (unlike Holi) as during this festival, people buy a lot of new clothes and wear those on the festive day.

Without wasting much time, lets move on to the projects...

PROJECT 1

I am in love with the Indian Motifs and I am sure this phase of the year is the best time to use this stamp set for all the festivals!

• I stamped the design from the Indian Motifs with Gold on a red cardstock and cut it into this pattern excluding the central portion.
• I used Solid Shapes (circle biggest) to make the semi circle with distress ink and the diamond shape from the same set with varied inks blended together.
• I masked the area and blended some Lime kiss yellow ink
• Finally the sentiment with gold embossing.

PROJECT 2

My second card is inspired by a Rangoli that people make on Diwali.

• I took two shades of metallic paper.
• I stamped the images from the Indian motif in two shades of gold

PROJECT 3

• I blended some ink with the Grid Stencil and applied mist on it.
• I stamped the design from the indian motif to create a 'diya'
• For the flame, I layered three layers of glitter sheets.
• A scallop cut to frame the diya and the sentiment with some enamel dots.

PROJECT 4

• For this, I took different scraps of paper and stamped designs randomely with distress inks and sparkle embossing powder finished it.
• I made the flames with the same technique as I applied in the previous project.
• I arranged these scraps to make candles.
• I drew some flourish with hand and embossed it with silver and the sentiment to finish it.

Supplies Used:

I hope you like the post.

Thanks for stopping by:)

Hugs

Ria