Teachers Day Book Marks using Hydrangea Lawns paperpad

 Hey my dear friends, 

Teachers Day coming up!! I made a few bookmarks yesterday so my son can gift to his Teachers.

Sharing a small video here, so that you too get inspired :)

Items you need - Base colour Cardstock, pattern paper, Scallops, circles, twine, adhesive, pen to write Quotes

Size of the cardstock - 2.5 * 7 inches

Size of the pattern paper - 2.25 * 6.5 inches

Hope you liked the post and got inspired!!!

Paper Bag - Gift Bag with Horse theme - 3 variations

 Hi, my crafty friends,

I am here to share a few of my paper gift bags I made recently for a bday party return favours. 

Take 12"*12" Card stock. score one side at - 1.5, 10.5. On another side where the design pattern is correct, score at - 1.5, 5.75, 7.25, and 11.5.

Cut the ribbon size - 65 cm.

stamp the horse image and colour it as per your interest. 

Bag 1:

Bag 2:

Bag 3:

Made a variation of three horse design paper bags, hope you like them and get inspired!!!

Diwali Gift Box with a transparent panel on top

 hey, my dear Craft friends, 

Today I am sharing a Christmas Soaps Gift box I made last year. The inspiration came from the beautiful pattern paper lying in my drawer :)

this is a slider box. I used black card stock to make the base of the box. I used this pattern paper to wrap around the box. the acetate sheet helps to peek inside the box :) pasted the die-cutting embellishment to give a festive look. 

Tied the golden ribbon for added interest :)

Comment below if you want me to share the measurements and detailed steps to make this box.

Hope you like the box. Check out my soap collection at Peakaku.com

Makeover of laptop Table - Rugged Wooden Palette look

 Hi there, welcome back to my channel. Today I am sharing the makeover of my old laptop table which developed a small crack recently on its surface. So I kind of tried to fix the crack using the modelling paste on stencils. I decided to go with the Rugged Wooden Palette Look of the final table. It is so bright yet subtle looking!!

I used acrylic paints on this table. Here are the few more pics of the table.

Hope you like it and get inspired :) :)
 

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!