Greetings friends,
Today I came up with the idea of using smaller paper punches into card-making.

I really love my punches so much, they are among my first purchases and are so very versatile.
For the video tutorial, click on the link below;
youtu.be/gEZPylyOTxU
I would love to hear and see what you guys come up with, so don't forget to share them.
See you soon with another crafty treat.
Bye:)

Hi there,
Today's project is a very sweet little favor box.
It looks like a tetra pack carton, ain't that cute?

It is very easy to make and the dimensions are given below.
Paper size- 10 1/2  x  6 1/4 inches
Score lines- on longer side: 2 1/2, 5, 7 1/2 and 10; marks at 1 1/4 and 6 1/4
                      on shorter side: 2 1/2 and 4 1/2
                       now with marks at the right hand side and inverted, score at 5 3/4
Panels- 1 3/4 x 2 1/4 inches, 4 pcs.

The link to my video is here
youtu.be/5QJg97JSoSY

I really hope you all will give this a try.
Catch you all soon, ciao:)

Greetings to all;
While hovering in my craft room, I stumbled across one of my big paper punch today.
​I thought why not bring it to good use.

The project is rather simple and self explanatory but if you need a little help, tune in to my video
youtu.be/d_Q2jyQ1xVs
Try this project and also share your creations with me.
See ya soon, bye:)

Hi there crafty friends,
After sharing the recipes of Texture and Embossing Pastes last time ( haven't you checked it out already?! Check it here-
I thought why not reveal my recipe for homemade Gesso.

Gesso is basically a primer, used over canvas and cloth bases.
It reduces the amount of paint required to cover the canvas as it covers the garin pores, which results in a more smooth painting.

Can you appreciate the texture of the gesso in the pic below?;

Now, the recipe goes like this
1. Plaster of Paris- 1 cup
2. Wall Putty- 1 cup
3. White glue- 1 cup
4. White paint- 1 cup
5.Water- to adjust consistency

To check how I made it, click the link below
youtu.be/-UYubaPytgA
I'm sure you'll never have to buy this expensive product off the shelf again.
Do let me know how it worked out.
See you soon, Bye:)

Hello,
Today I'm sharing two recipes with you all, one for the Embossing Paste and the other one for the Texture Paste.
These are a must have for any crafter for their learning processes but for any beginner, this could be a little over the budget

For the how-to, click below;
​youtu.be/2vp2Ynao704

Recipes
Embossing Paste:-
1. Talcum Powder- 1/4th cup
2. Glue- 1 tbsp.
3. White paint- 1 tbsp.
4. Water/Glue- to adjust the consistency 

Texture Paste:-
1. Plaster of Paris- 1/4th cup
2. 1:1 mixture of glue and water- 1 tbsp.
3. Paint- to add color (optional)

Here's a comparison of their textures on black and white backgrounds, the more dull one is the texture paste.

Give these a try and do let me know how your results were.
Thanks for stopping by :)