Quilled Money Envelops - Kids project DIY

Hi Friends,
Here are few money envelops made using simple quilling techniques.

Two butterflies buzzing around ;-)

 Fringed Flowers...

 A dragon fly .. I hope it looks like one ;-)

 Here is a close up of the envelops.

Quilling tag and card - DIY kids project

Hi friends,
Here is Quilled Bday tag

here is a quilled hello card.

Quilled Rakhi for Raksha Bandhan

Hi Friends,


Today I am back with few quilled Rakhis I made for my workshop. These are very simple ones, made for teaching quilling to small kids . Hope you will like these ..

Quilled Rakhis for Rakhshabandhan

Hi Friends,
I made simple Quilled Rakhis for Rakhshabandhan.

Money Envelopes

Hello Friends,

I wanted to share with you money envelops I made recently as a gift for a relative.

These are decorated with the Quilled flowers, Stamps & Heat embossing. Back side of the envelope is decorated with Mambi's pattern paper and border punches.

Mambi's pattern paper are adorable.

Front of the envelops:

Back of the envelops:

C - Copper embossing Powder, Card Stock

L - Leaves, Light Green

P - Pattern Paper, Punches, Pink

T - Tape

This is my entry for the competition Challenge #27 - Lulupu 2nd Birthday Special

Mini Photo Album

Hi there!

I have created a mini album to gift on the wedding of my friend.
I got inspiration to make this paper Album from the lulupu tutorials.
Here are the few pics

This is my entry for competition - Lulupu Challenge #25 - Oh So LOVE-ly!!! :)

Together in every weather

The card depicts the spirit of togetherness. Moments in life are at times pleasant and at times rough as a thunderstorm. Spirit of togetherness encourages one and all to stay united and stay together in every weather.

Below is the short description about the tools I used to implement the idea.

To make this card, I used light blue colour quilling stripes for rain drops.

For the rough sky, I used distress ink - Stormy Sky.
For the sea, I used distress inks - Peacock feathers and Broken China.
Along with the blending tool.

The turtle and the love bug are the clear stamps from the Lawn Fawn OnTheMend. I used Tuxedo black Memento Ink for these.

The sentiment is hand written on a piece of the card stock with a red colour permanent marker.

http://lulupu.blogspot.in/2013/08/lulupu-challenge-15-weather-or-not.html