Saturday, 29 October 2016

Mehandi designs

Hi all
Happy Diwali to everyone.
Diwali is a festival of lights, colors, sweets,dress and not to forget Mehandi and rangoli.
So here is my Mehandi design which is inspired from the net.
Hope you like it.
Subhashini

Thursday, 6 October 2016

Quilled butterfly earring

Hi everyone

Today's post is a quilled butterfly earring.


We have used shades of pink. It is quite simple earring made using tight coils and decorated with half pearls. It looks cute and adds charm to your outfit.


LINKING IT TO:

Hope you like it.
Chandhini
Subhashini

Monday, 5 September 2016

Quilled ganesha wall hanging

Hi everyone
Happy ganesh chaturti to all.
Have you ever wondered what to do with the old CDs that lie around in your home? If yes, why not try making something new and different out of it.

Today's post is a wall hanging made on an old cd. We have made a quilled ganesha and stuck on the cd and decorated with a malaysian flower and some punched flowers.
Hope you like it.
Chandhini and Subhashini

Thursday, 1 September 2016

DIY Kundan stones rangoli

Hi everyone 

Today's post is a rangoli, we have made it for Navratri (an Indian festival).


Nowadays rangolis on OHP sheet or wooden or plastic boards are trending. These add a festive look to your house. These tend to be expensive, if bought. Why not make it yourself in your spare time? It is very easy to make. 

All you need is 
  • OHP sheeet for base
  • Ball chain
  • Kundan stone or rhinestone
  • Half pearls
  • Glue
  • Glitter for ouline
You can make it in any design you like. Take a print out or draw or  an ouline of the design you want in a sheet of paper. Place the OHP sheet above it. You may secure it with paper clips. Apply glue over the outline and start sticking the embellishments.
Let it dry for few hours. And you are good to go.

 It can be placed in nine different styles,  although we have shown only 6 styles here. It can be used to decorate house during festivals like Diwali and Navratri. 







We hope you try your hands at it. Do let us know how it turned out.
Hope you like it. 
Chandhini and Subhashini

Sunday, 21 August 2016

Birthday greeting card

Hi everyone
Today's post is a greeting card.
Ever thought to give your near and dear ones greeting cards handmade with love?
Then do try making this card. Though this looks simple, but ain't it cute? Making this card won't take much time. 
 Its background is made using lady's  finger dipped in acrylic paint, along with pink handmade paper. It has a quilled flower in the centre. We have also used some pearls and a butterfly.


All you need is 
  • a lady's finger, 
  • some acrylic paint,
  •  a white card stock or pastel sheet, 
  • pattern paper, 
  • glue and 
  • embellishment of your choice.
Start by cutting lady's finger horizontally, dip it in acrylic paint, press it over white sheet in any way you like. After you are satisfied with the design, let it dry for an hour. Cut your pattern paper vertically or horizontally and stick it on the designed sheet as we have done. Now write the wishes or sentiment, stick some embellishment and you are good to go.
This is so easy that even kids can make this card. It will be fun.


Hope you like it
Chandhini and Subhashini

Friday, 12 August 2016

Mehandi designs

Hi everyone
This is our next post after a while. I saw this mehandi on Internet and wanted to try it out. I made this after my exams during holidays.
Hope you like it
Subhashini

Wednesday, 27 July 2016

Pista shell wall hanging

Hi everyone
Today's post is wall hanging made of pista shells. 
We usually throw them, but why throw them when you can turn them into a beautiful piece of art. This way you are also being eco-friendly. One more bonus, you don't have to buy any craft supplies to make this wall hanging. All of us will have paint and glue with us. 
Plus, it is such an easy craft that you can ask your kids to make it in summer holidays. Let their imagination go wild. You can even stick the shells in any design you like, such as peacock.

Use acrylic colors for glossy finish. Also use varnish so that paint doesn't chip off.
Hope you like it.
Chandhini and Subhashini

Thursday, 14 July 2016

Quilled keychain

Hi everyone

Today's post is a quilled keychain. 
Ever thought to gift your friend something handmade? But then in no mood for cards as it is not her birthday or friendship day. She doesn't even wear any accessories. What else to make and then keychain struck our mind. So, finally we made a quilled owl keychain. 


Please let us know what other handmade gifts have you given to your friends.

Linking it here





Hope you like it.
Chandhini and Subhashini

Monday, 11 July 2016

Quilled card

Hi everyone 

Today's post is a quilled card. 
We have arranged quilled teddy bear along with some flowers.The flowers are  made using malaysian technique. We completed the card with pearls and ribbon bow. We made it for a dear friend.

Hope you like it. 
Chandhini and Subhashini

Sunday, 10 July 2016

Betel nut dolls

Hi everyone

Today post is betel nut dolls which is inspired by Radhika Mam of Radhika  Hobbycrafts.
For complete tutorial, please check out here.
Once we saw it in Radhika's blog, we knew we had to try them.




We are a family of five, so we kind of depicted our family in this dolls.

These dolls are so cute that  we can't stop admiring them. It was real fun making them.We enjoyed making them and painting them. When we placed them in our navratri golu, everyone liked it and appreciated us.

Hope you like it.
Chandhini and Subhashini

Saturday, 9 July 2016

Quilled wall hanging

Hi everyone

This is our second post. This is a wall hanging .


 We made it during our summer vacation. Flowers are made using fringing technique and the vase is made by arranging loose coils.

Thanks for stopping by.
Hope you like it.
Subhashini

Friday, 8 July 2016

Ganesha on lotus - recycled craft

Hi everyone

This is our first post. We like to collect waste materials and turn them into beautiful crafts.

Today's post is a recycled craft where we have used pista shells to make a lotus and placed a small idol of Lord Ganesha in the centre. We have used acrylic colours to paint pista shells.We have stuck the shells to each other using Feviquik.

Hope you like it.
Chandhini and Subhashini
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