Vinita Jain: March 2017

Wednesday, 29 March 2017

Happy Day in a Jungle!

Hello everyone!
Good evening!

Coffee Lovers Spring Blog Hop is so popular now! And I am happy to participate this time:)

Spring Hop 2017

I created a Happy Day Jungle scene where the monkey Jinks is enjoying a cup of Tea with his friend.

I started with the text stamp on white CS using Vintage photo ink and clear embossed it. Tore the top edge of the sentiment and distressed it. Then I took a woodgrain PP in smokey blue, distressed the edges and applied vintage photo all around. Tore some of the top parts to show the text message and fold it down.

Die cut some different Wild Greenery elements to create the scene. Die cut the Jinks monkey from different papers. Using ink smooshing technique on white CS, I die cut the tea cup and once again I die cut the tea cup from blue CS and embossed it, Die cut a tree branch from a corrugated sheet and distressed it and a bird from black CS. Applied transparent glossy texture pastes very slightly on the bird and added a tiny bead for an eye.

Now arranged all the elements on my Kraft CS. Now I added some 3D stickers on it!

Hope you enjoyed this fun jungle scene!

Supplies used:
Papers: Textured Kraft CS, Woodgrain PP, Textured white, brown, black, dark blue, dark green CS, Textured glossy maroon colour CS, Handmade green paper, Mat textured green paper, Corrugated sheet, Brown fabric textured sheet
Stamps: Framed coffee Word Art from Stamplorations
Dies: Monkey die from Elizabeth craft designs; Weeping willow from Poppystamps; Tea Cup from Serendipity Stamps; Grassy edges and Wild greenery from Die-namics; Bigz die Bird branch from Sizzix
Distress inks: Vintage photo, Faded jean
Distresser
Transparent gloss from Ranger
3D stickers from Eno Greeting
Pop dots from Itsy Bitsy, Jute twine in double shade from Nirmal stationers, Small flowers

I would love to support these challenges too:
http://coffeelovingcardmakers.com/2017/03/2017-spring-coffee-lovers-blog-hop/
http://poppystamps.typepad.com/poppystamps/challenge/- the 3d sticker is in gold and brown color fabric paper has gold particles too
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http://www.simonsaysstampblog.com/wednesdaychallenge/simon-says-anything-goes-37/#
http://stamplorations.blogspot.in/2017/03/march-challenge.html#more

http://stamplorations.blogspot.in/p/stamplorations-anything-goes-challenge.html#
http://rubberdance.blogspot.in/search/label/currentchallenge

Tuesday, 28 March 2017

Dream comes true!

Hello, crafty friends!

I am coming up with my new brand collection. It's being a long gap now to create any card. Lawn Fawn is celebrating their 7th Birthday celebration and I am so excited to participate in their first ever challenge:)D
I couldn't resist inking up the cute critters and paired it up with the castle.

The images were stamped, coloured with my Staedtler watercolour pencils, given a bit of shimmer and fussy cut-out them. I created a beautiful scene by combining a lot of dies. I randomly watercolored some clouds to create the sky. Mounted two Puffy stitched cloud border panels to my base card. Die cut some grass panels out of PP and filled with some fun sequins to create a shaker. Die cut the celebrate sentiment from 3 different papers for dimension and applied glossy accents on the top. Added twine to my birthday gift with a little bow.

I carried this design to the inside too for coordinating front cover!

I hope you like my card!

Supplies used:

Card Stocks: Neenah Solar White 270 GSM, Light and dark green CS

Heidi Swapp- printed vellum set pack(312352)

Stamp: Lawn Fawn- Critters ever after

Dies: Lawn fawn- Year two, Puffy cloud borders; Die-namics-Stitched basic edges and grassy edges; Sizzix- Celebrate,

Pattern papers: lawn fawn- Grasshopper line dance, Bo Bunny- Double dot designs

Trimmer: Lawn Fawn- Blue and green cord

Ranger: diamond crystal stickles, Glossy accent, Archival ink- Jet black

Misti
Cup sequins- Go green from Multi-Craft

I would love to support some of my favourite challenges:
http://www.lawnfawnatics.com/announcement/welcome-to-our-first-challenge