Some time back Meghana from Expressions of my Experiences had mentioned that I should make some cards using ethnic Indian patterns and prints. I guess Diwali is apt for this. I have also done some colored kundan work on the cards
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Oh how I miss the Indian handmade paper and patterned paper Juhi! Wish I could get them here. Your Deepavali cards are very colourful and pretty. I love the gold paisleis on red, uber cool!
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ReplyDeleteIts so nice that you remembered my suggestion!Really amazing cards and the kundan work you have done is really appealing.And now a days Kundan work is very much in fashion in sarees,lehenga and salwar kameez.
hey really nice card............
ReplyDeleteme too love to make these handmade cards....
beautiful, fantastic, innovative diwali cards. but we can use these cards in any function. i got an idea of makine envelopes for wedding by using your method, that will be superb. thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteyour diwali cards are beautiful...I was wondering if the happy diwali message is a print out or a stamp?
ReplyDeletecan you please send me a nice waste material diwali caed
ReplyDeleteyour diwali cards are just awesome...i had to make diwali cards for my school project and your cards helped me a lot...thanks a lot for posting them on your blog..
ReplyDeleteur cards are really very awesome. love ur cards. i just want to know that where can i get patterned papers? plz let me know
ReplyDeleteawesomeee:)
ReplyDeletenice n really cute work...
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