Good times

Hello everyone!

Hope you are doing well! After some two weeks, I worked on my craft table. Days seems to fly! So today I'm going to share with you a card I made for the Unstampabelles challenge. The theme this time is Time and also shabby chic. My fav!!  and I really wanted to create some thing. Had a clock paper cut out with me for sometime and thought I'll put that to use. So Here's the card

Everything inked with Vintage photo DI. The design paper is Ciao Bella and the sentiment too.

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Linking with

..........TIME - and the twist is shabby chic!-Challenge#40 at UnstampaBelles

Fall best wishes card

Hi all!

Hope you are doing good wherever you are. Its been quite some time I made something with my paper craft materials.

So suddenly this thought jumped and wanted to something bright to stir up my craft mind!! And what better card will be than a Fall card! I love this season, hope to see it some day!

Finally came up with this card.

The image is a gift from Catchy challenges.

Thank you girls! I colored it using color pencils and sketches. I don't know whether I've done it rightly!

My sister had got me that double colored quilling paper. It was unused for a long time, so thought wil make a flower with it.That's it. The rest I think you can figure out :)

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Sharing with
Challenge #152 - Anything Goes@Word Art Wednesday
  CSCC #8 - One Card, One Stampset..
BGC#60 -Human character stamping !
Challenge 39....@Craffting From The Heart

Rainbow card

Hello all!

This is a very quick post from me today. I made a card inspired by this picture of The Shabby Tea Room

 

My card

Used the ek border punch (a new one for my stash :) ) to create the rainbow colours. Drew, fussy cut and distressed the clouds with faded jeans DI. I would like to  give full inspiration credit to the DT of The Shabby Tea Room :)
I added those raindrops which were from, after punching each border :) I really didn't want to waste it :). The fences are from wood grain pp from "Yes Please paper pad".
The butterfly is from Itsy bitsy and the stamp set from Hero Arts.

Linking this with

Week #230 - 'Rainbows & Raindrops'@ The Shabby Tea Room.

I would also like to thank them for giving me "Honorable mention cup of Tea" for my last creation (Round easel card). Thank you Team :)

Thanks for visiting today and all your sweet comments :).