Hello everyone,
Ranganjali has launched amazing dies for this Diwali season and it is an honour to be guest designing for them. I must admit that I have been missing dies for Indian
festivals. Diwali is the time of spreading love and happiness and how wonderful
it would be if the happiness were handmade. The three dies that have been released is all
that you need to get your projects to the next level! Hop on to their blog to learn more about my projects and leave a comment on my post and the other Diwali die related blog posts (Sept 18) as Ranganjali is giving away all three dies as a bundle to one lucky winner. Good luck!
Card 1
I loved the
Ornamental Diya.. oh I just love it! The intricate design, the well thought out
divisions in the die makes it so versatile. I made a card with it and now am
planning to frame it to be given as a gift for Diwali!
My next card is more of a clean and simple card. I think any
project with the festive lantern dies wouldn’t need any paraphernalia, it can
be made colourful itself. We call these lanterns - Kandeels and they are always
so colourful.
The sequins, (my jewels- Northern light sequins mix) needed
a place to be showcased. I thought that in a shaker card, the effervescence and
the sparkle will not be showcased properly. So I did a bokeh background
for these jewels to make the Happy
Diwali wishes as sparkly and shiny as Diwali is. I have used Northern lights
sequins and the Happy Diwali Die. I love the Devanagiri style ‘Happy’ with the
‘shirorekha’, how cool and yet, traditional.
I hope you like this amazing new release and are inspired to make your Diwali projects with this amazing release and I am sure you'll love these too! You can buy them in a bundle or separately (here).
Happy Crafting!
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The Ornamental Diya gives a look of a doily!
Fabulous festive creation. The colors are vibrant and the dies are incredible
ReplyDeleteSuch fabulous creations Ishani. Love all those intricate dies. Great release for our big Diwali festival. 💕😍💕
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Ishani - I do not observe Diwali, but I do admire the dies and how you have used them
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Maxine
Beautiful Diwali cards Ishani ,I loved the bokeh BG on last one.
ReplyDeletehi, Love all the 3 cards. So beautifully done . The card brings out the elegant n intricate design. Lovely festive colours 👌👌👌😍. I know i have commented on IG, but i had to send you some more extra love on the blog. Congratulations on the GD spot. so well deserved. crafty hugs - Bharati
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely cards, all so colorful. Those dies are fabulous. I loved the third one with the bokeh effect and sequins a lot.
ReplyDeleteWow...so beautiful work and the three diwali cards are superb....diwali dies are awesome and its really fabulous for dieali theme or any projects❤❤
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Rituparna
oh Ishani I love how you used your doily for Ink and the mix of colours seems both warming and vibrant at the same time! I also adore how you created the radiant glow from the candle. A stunning card and so pleased you joined Ink
ReplyDeleteSuper cards here, such vibrant use of colors! Love the way you've used dies and the details look amazing. I especially love the glow of the flames around the candle. Thanks for joining us at Inkspirational!
ReplyDeleteLove these bright, modern Divali cards. Thank you for joining us at Inkspirational Challenges.
ReplyDeleteA trio of gorgeous cards, Ishani! I'm especially captivated by the first; your use of a doily is amazing! Someone will be smiling brightly when they receive this soon-to-be-framed gift. I'm thrilled you shared your creativity in the Inkspirational gallery!
ReplyDeletehugs~carol
Hi Hon-you got Top Picks at Ink-well done hon! Sorry not been in touch but not been so good-lets chat soon and have a good weekend x
ReplyDeleteLove your cards Ishani.
ReplyDeleteThankyou for joining us at Happy Little Stampers AG with Dies Challenge this month, we look forward to see more from you in the future too. All the best.
Seemaa DT
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