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Diwali note cards

Hello!
Have you seen the fabulous new Diwali release 
 from CraftAdda?!
These stamps are superb quality and when stamped the images are super crisp!
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I have used some of these gorgeous stamps to create a set of  3″x4″notecards…perfect for the festive season!
I used a range of techniques to make these notecards… masking, rubber stamping, watercolouring, emboss resist and heat embossing. 
For this card, I first gold embossed the rangoli pattern from the ‘Festival of lights’ stamp set. I then masked off half the card using post it tape and used Tim Holtz distress inks  Fired Brick and Dried Marigold to blend the colours. I used a paisley stamp on the coloured background to create some interest. I finished the card with gold embossed sentiment from the same stamp set.
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I have used the same technique as the card above, for this card too. Here I have used the beautiful lantern stamp from the ‘Festival of Lights‘ stamp set.

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For this card, I stamped the rangoli pattern multiple times on a piece of card stock and watercoloured it using Sakura Koi watercolours. I then trimmed it down, adhered it to the notecard and finished the card with a Gold embossed sentiment.
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For the nest three cards I used the emboss resist technique. I first heat embossed the image using clear embossing powder and the watercoloured the panels using Sakura Koi watercolours. After they dried, I added a vellum papnel with a gold embossed greeting to finish the cards.
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I really enjoyed making these little cards and I hope I have inspired you to pick up the stamp set and make a few of your own!
Craft Adda is sponsoring a Rs.1000 voucher over at Paru’s Card Making Challenges this October. 
Drop in and play!
Paru Mahtani

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Paru Mahtani

Based out of Mumbai, India, she is a stay at home mom, a passionate card maker and a photography enthusiast who regularly showcases her work at Kala Ghoda Art Festival in Mumbai

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