Preggy Brag Book

 Hello there,

Hope you are doing good. Today I am back with a preggy album I made recently to record the beautiful moments of her  delivery. It is a 9.5" by 5.5" scrapbook/ brag book. Here are the few pics:

Front:

Back:

Side:

Layered Embellishments:

To make this album, I used Dress my Craft - Pregnancy pattern paper, Prima Flowers, Glue, White CS, Fevicol etc.

Lavender Aroma Candles - Simple Diwali DIY

Hi! Scented candles contain essential oils that help you relax and unwind after a long day. They have medicinal and soothing properties to relieve anxiety. Special Occasions: We have all heard of or even been on candle-lit dinners with our special someone.

This Diwali, I am making Aroma candles at home :)

1. Melt Paraffin wax in a double boiler, low-medium heat. 
2. Once melted, add wax crayons of the desired color. 
3. Add 10-20 drops of your favorite essential oils. Amount depends on type of essential oils and how potent they are.
4. Anchor wicks to bottom of mason jars/ glass bowl using a bit of wax.
5. Pour wax into mason jar and then repeat until all jars are full. Depending on size of mason jars.
6. Let stand until solid (about 1 hour).
7. Cut wick to desired length.

Thanks !!

Decoupage Candles - Simple DIY

 Welcome to a fun DIY!

Decoupage is an art form I’m really getting into at the moment. I have posted decoupage DIY tutorials before, and I thoroughly enjoyed them! You can cover pretty much anything in sheets of gorgeous design – if you have the right glue and a bit of patience, of course. So I thought to myself, how difficult are DIY decoupage candles?

We’ve all seen them at the craft fairs. They look absolutely gorgeous, but also a bit expensive to buy. While I would love to have one of these in every room of my house, I just couldn’t afford to keep it up. So… yup, you guessed it, let’s make them ourselves!!!

I used the heat method to stick the napkin to the candle. I used an old Iron for this purpose. First cut out the tissue paper of the required size. Keep the napkin on the candle and slowly rub the iron on the napkin. you will observe that it will stick to the surface of the candle. cut the extra paper if there is any.

It can be a little bit tricky method but I am sure you gonna love the results!

Wooden Tissue Box Holder

 Hi! Today I am back with a different kind of project. It’s a lovely MDF Tissue Box Holder for your desk/ Kitchen/ Washroom/ Utility that you will use daily to keep your wipes. You can decorate a Wooden Tissue Box Holder to bring you joy when you look at it!!! I made two MDF Tissue Box Holders.

Take a plain wooden Tissue Box Holder from any craft store. Apply a thin layer of gesso to prime it. Decoupage the top of the box with your choice of tissue paper. Apply acrylic paint at the bottom part. Also Make a thin border of some contrasting color. it will help in highlighting the colors of the decoupaged tissue paper. Mostly two coating will be needed of the acrylic color.

Apply 2-3 Coats of Varnish and Voila !! its Done !!

I made one more similar MDF tissue Box holder.

Hope you get inspired !!

Upcycle Old Rusty Frying Pan DIY

 Hi Friends, Hope you all are doing well!

Today I will be using my old frying pan which was almost waste and I was about to throw it , but then suddenly I got the idea of... Explore. DIY And Crafts. DIY Projects. I decoupaged it and turned it into a Kitchen Décor. 

This was my pan whose ceramic coating was ruined.  

First Gesso the whole surface. Paste your Tissue using decoupage glue. Apply yellow acrylic paint on the edges and handle. Apply 2-3 coats of Varnish. Decorate with Flowers and Ribbons and Voila !! Its Done !!

My five year old son also upcycled one small pan using  a car tissue paper.

 This is a very easy method of recycling rusty old pans and Try making something creative out of them them. Hope you like my project ! thanks :) :)

Glow Jar - Aeroplane theme - DIY Kids Project

Hi Friends Welcome back,
Today I am showcasing a my kids DIY project. He made a glow jar.

You will need:
Glass Jar with lid, Die cuts, Modge Podge, Glitter, embellishments, twine, battery operated Candle.

First clean the jar and paste die cuts in it using Modge Podge. Once dry apply a coat of Modge Podge inside the jar and sprinkle glitter. Now embellish the lid. Put  a candle inside the jar and your Glow in dark jar is ready to go ..

Hope you get inspired :)

Mosaic on Earthen Pot

Hello my Crafty friends,
I am back with sharing a Mosaic project I did last year but didn't get time to post it, so here I am with my first Mosaic project and believe me its addictive!
All you need is Mosaic tiles , Glue, Grout and Acrylic Colors to color the grout or rest of the pot. I used yellow for grout and Grey for the top border of the pot. Generally we cut manually the ceramic tiles, but Amazon has some pre-cut tiles so I tried my hands on it and here is the result ..

I observed that since it is an old earthen pot, the Amazon grout developed some cracks in it. I will try doing the technique on other surfaces and will share my observations ...
Thanks!