Pearl and kundan Diwali card Tutorial | Moonshine and Sunlight

Diwali for us Indians is the biggest festival , all in all. Firecrackers,gifts,sweets,cards and a lot of new things define Diwali ...

handmade diwali card



Diwali for us Indians is the biggest festival , all in all. Firecrackers,gifts,sweets,cards and a lot of new things define Diwali and of course the Puja.
So keeping in mind Diwali I made this simple card with just a little bit of bling. read on to see what are the components!




traditional diwali card


Supplies used:

Red card stock ,
Grey Card stock,
Pearl cabochon ( petal shaped and round),
rhinestones(Kundan)
Glue
pair of scissors.

and Patience!

Steps:

First cut out the base of your card.
I made the card using an A4 size cardstock

Then according to that cut out 2 red squares.I used 5x5 cm for the red squares.

Now comes the time taking part , first on the squares arrange the pearls and rhinestones, decide the design.

now patiently glue each and every component and let dry for sometime! I did not and had to suffer a bit with the diamond shape I made !

When both designs are done place them properly on the main card!

and use quilling strips of 5mm of the same red to add the border if you want to !

and you are done!
simple Indian design
Design 1
Indian diwali card
Design 2


Usually we always associate yellow and red as a combination for Diwali , I thought it would a little different to replace the yellow with grey !
and for me it turned out to be great !


Traditional diwali handmade card

And that's my sweet little brother holding up the background for me ! He is the sweetest thing in my life!!






would love to know what you think about the card and hope the tutorial helps you !






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23 Comments

  1. Looks so cool! Very creative! :)

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  2. That's a beautiful pattern and so neat too!!

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    1. Thank you! Yup these patterns have to be neat !
      :)

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  3. Such a nice DIY! You are an artist!

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  4. It's So Pretty, Priyanjana!

    I Love Handmade Cards.. I Just Made One Today For My Bestie! Definitely Taking More Inspiration From You :)

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    1. Aweeee thank you soo much dear !
      would love to see what you made !

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  5. Lovely card. Very attractive too.

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  6. Wow very its pretty :)
    I've nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award. Please check the following link - http://hobbyofphotography.blogspot.in/2013/11/versatile-blogger-award.html

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  7. Lovely post Priyanjana :)) Totally loved the tutorial....Would make some on New Year with a bit of modification :D Thanks for the idea :)

    www.IndianBeautyCenter.Blogspot.in

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    1. Thanks Arpita!

      yup this was for diwali anyways.

      it would be great if you leave your link in the link your blog section instead of here

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  8. thats great....u r creative dear!

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    1. Thanks soo much dear !
      happy that you liked it :)

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