Hello everyone,
Ishani here,
today I am sharing 3 Bright and happy Diwali cards with some adorable stamps Diwali greetings and Celebrating Diwali. You can also check my previous videos on Diwali crafts here and here and more festive crafts here. Also, did you check the November month challenge? Don’t forget to participate in our challenge and win some amazing gift prizes.
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CARD 1 – Diwali card with masking
This card uses masking technique to create a scene of a happy family celebrating Diwali!
- I am using Diwali greetings stamp and Archival ink for stamping, for this card and took the small boy stamp and stamped on a water color paper. Then I stamped the same boy on masking paper and fussy cut it.
2. I put the masked boy on the stamped image and then stamped the lady behind him.
3. Then I stamped the man, next to them.
4. I used Festive lights stamp set and stamped the string of lights on top of the cardstock.
5. I removed the mask and colored the illustrations with Zig markers.
You can check my video here, where I am coloring with zig markers.
6. Then I stamp my sentiment beneath the lights.
7. I use pumpkin orange cardstock to make a top folding A2 card and adhere my panel with 3d foam tape.
And here is the happy family Diwali card!
Here are some more pictures of the card.
CARD 2 – Diwali card with watercolor sky
I have made water color night sky for this Diwali card with kids enjoying their crackers.
- For this card also. I am using Diwali greetings stamp and Memento ink for stamping, as I’d be doing Copic coloring for the illustrations. I stamp the boy and the girl and fussy cut them.
2. Then with my Copic alchohol markers I color them.
3. I use Craftangles watercolors in Ocean breeze, Poolside, Mystical waters and Eggplant for coloring my night sky on watercolor paper. I use a strip of washi tape to protect the area that will be the floor.
4. then I splatter white acrylic pain and adhere some silver stars that I cut from Silver glitter sheet and removed the washi tape.
5. For the floor I used Medieval mosaic stencil and first applied Squeezed lemonade Distress oxide ink with Craftangles blending brush and then stenciled the stencil with light pressure of Vintage photo DO.
6. Then I cut my panel with a die cut frame andstamp happy Diwali with vesamark and heat emboss it with white embossing powder. I take Fiery yellow cardstock and adhere my Diwali night sky panel on it and the little kids too.
7. I add some gold dots for the sparkles coming from phooljhadi and my card is done!
CARD 3– Diwali card with Sequins toran and Diyas
I have made water color night sky for this Diwali card with kids enjoying their crackers.
- I stamped the diya from the Celebrating Diwali stamp set with Memento ink and fussy cut it thrice, as I was not sure if I want my card to be in lanscape or portrait in orientation.
2. I took a brick stencil and stenciled on top folding (portrait orientation decided) Fiery yellow cardstock with Tubby craft’s Light pink ink.
3. For the toran I used Saffron orange sequins to imitate marigold flowers and adheres them with glossy accents.
4. Then between the sequins I added a drop of Emerald Gem drop.
5. And added Yellow citrine Gem drop in the centre of the orange sequin for more interest.
6. And here is our toran ready!
7. I colour my diyas with Copic markers and use two to decorate the wall and stamp two sentiments with Versafine ink from the stamps set Celebrating Diwali.
I adhere my diyas and taddaaa here is beautifully decorated Diwali ready home on a card!
Here are some more photos.
I hope you are inspired to do some Diwali crafts with these simple ideas with the beautiful stamps by CrafTangles. Do not forget to join us at the monthly challenge with your Festive projects.
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Ishani
