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November Challenge | Make your own Embellishments


Hello Crafty People!

Good morning! Welcome to another month of the Papericious Monthly Challenge. This is Neha from NG Creatives, Gurgaon. I am super excited to share with you all that me and my dear friend Parul are hosting this November challenge today. Challenge will start from today till next month December 9, 2018.

November Challenge- "Make your own Embellishments"
Please note - The main focus should be on Papericious products and do mention the products. 

Challenge Rules:
1. You can create any project - Altered Items, 3D projects, Home Decor, Cards, Layouts, Mini Albums, Scrapbooks, etc.
2. Remember that you need to use Papericious Products as your main focus to qualifying for the win.
3. The last date of submission of your projects is 9th December, 2018 at 11:55pm IST.
4. Please go through the general guidelines HERE before you link up your projects. Any project not following the rules will be disqualified and it will not be eligible for the prize.

Prizes:
Now onto the exciting part, the prizes! Papericious will be giving away TWO prizes every month:

The DT will be selecting a Merit Winner at the end of every challenge who will stand a chance to win a gift voucher worth INR 500 from the Papericious Store.

We will also be having a Random Winner from all the entries who enter their projects every month to win a Papericious 6"x 6" Pattern Paper Pad.

Everyone gets an equal chance here, so whether you are a novice or an experienced crafter, all are welcome to play along with our challenges.

Now onto my challenge inspiration based on the challenge theme:

Using newly launched papers Fleur Fun, I have created some embellishments. These embellishments can be used to enhance any of the projects like albums, boxes etc. I have die cut few shapes from the paper pack and combined them to make embellishments.








Now onto gorgeous challenge inspiration by my friend, Parul Gupta. This is how Parul has described her project.

Hi everyone!
Hope you all had a great Diwali! This being a five days long (read longest :) festival leaves us quite tired, no? But its all worth it! Those sweets, lights and smiles make up for all efforts we put in :)
So now coming to the theme of this month’s challenge, it's so interesting. I have always loved making my own embellishments because then they are kind of embedded to your project. And first thing which came to my mind was flowers.
Papericious has got such a beautiful array of pattern papers so you can always make some flowers and embellish your projects.
I used Fleur and fun pattern paper from their latest release and made some flowers
I made both large and small flowers and as you can see they both look equally gorgeous :) Hope you like them and do play along with us





I hope you are inspired by our projects and will be playing along our challenge this month.

Thank you for taking out time for us!

Happy Crafting!
Hugs,
Neha


Baby Layout | Step by Step Tutorial

Hello everybody,
This is Hussena here and I'm sharing with you a cute baby layout which could also be used as a wall frame to showcase some adorable baby pictures of your little ones to relive the memories of their childhood :)
This entire LO is made using the Little Star paper pack by Papericious. This pack has some of the most adorable prints for creating not only baby albums, cards, or layouts/frames, but it has so many cute elements which can be fussy cut to highlight your project and that's what I have tried to do in my layout. Here's a picture of my LO and some close-up details!

I have shared a short tutorial showing you how I have created all the embellishments in my LO using this particular paper pack. Scroll down below for it :)


A close-up of the polaroid frames which can hold your baby's pictures. Don't forget to check out that cute little rattle and the kite which I have fussy cut from the pattern papers in this collection. Isn't it so so cute?!

Some circle embellishments which I have made to coordinate with my LO.

The title 'Baby' has been die-cut from one of the dino themed papers in this paper pack. I simply love this print! The cute boats are cut into a strip from a pattern paper to layer as a border.

The 'My Little World' embellishment has been die-cut from the embellishment sheet included in this paper pack using an oval die and placed over a decorative oval die-cut from Spellbinders. The blue star was fussy-cut from the embellishment sheet again and foam mounted.

The small flowers have been punched from the polka dot pattern papers in this pack and the leaves have been die-cut from the dino themed paper I mentioned about earlier. These make the perfect coordinating embellishments and the paper pack is extremely versatile as you can see.  The 'baby' sentiment has been fussy-cut from one of the pattern papers in this pack and foam mounted for added interest. Looks cool, doesn't it ?!


A Masculine Layout Tutorial

Hello, good morning! ^__^

I'm Halak and today I'll be taking you through a masculine layout tutorial.

Making masculine projects is just so damn hard, right?!

Glitter or no glitter, sequins or no sequins.... what about flowers! Yikes! So many options and before you know it, boom, it's become a feminine project.

The Papericious Naturals collection is your answer to making stunning masculine and neutral themed projects!

So, let's get crafting!

Steps :

First I selected the pattern paper sheet I wanted to work with. I selected the light denim pattern design and stenciled the sentiment onto it.

Tip : There is an awesome collection of different textural denim patterns  in the Naturals collection that are great not only for Masculine themed projects but also look stunning with the Retro Chic style of papercrafting.

Once the sentiment was stenciled, I took some distress inks in the same color family as the pattern paper and stenciled in some designs.

Also added some washi tape bits.

Tip : Using stencils is a great way to add dimension and texture to your project without increasing it's weight. So if you are sending happy mail out to friends and family in different parts of the world, befriend the stencils and pattern papers. They will give you some stunning results in unison!

Took a darker denim sheet from the Naturals collection and hand-tore a strip from it.

Positioned the strip roughly where I wanted and added some more stenciling and washi tape.

Finally, added some sequins and a circle medallion that I hand-cut from Papericious Often collection.

I made a bunch of these medallions from the paper sheets and it was really simple :
Cut out the medallions, adhered a sticker to some and left some as-is.
Gave it a coat of glossy accents and sprinkled glitter over it.

Papericious papers play really nicely with each other and thus, a fusion of papers from different Papericious collections also looks great!

Have a look at the bunch of some more medallions I made :

Sparkly! ^__^

Bonus Project

Oh yeah! I have a bonus project tutorial for you!

A beautiful neutral birthday card thats super easy to make!

Pretty eh? Simple too! Let me show you how :

First I took this gorgeous wood plank style pattern paper from Papericious Naturals collection and stenciled + roughly stamped a script design stamp to select areas.

I took these 4 die-cuts from the Papericious Ephemera collection.

Hand-tore two pieces of pattern paper from Ephemera collection and stamped the Happy Birthday sentiment onto one piece (left the second piece as-is) and adhered both the pieces to paper.

Positioned the Ephemera die-cut embellishments roughly where I wanted them placed.

Tip : Always position your pieces before you glue / tape them down, because sometimes what's in your mind, might not necessarily look great in actuality! To be on a safer side, I photograph the placement I like and then move the pieces and work by looking at the photograph for adhering the elements to project.

Finally adhered the pieces and added some pink colored sequins.

Matted it onto white cardstock and... done!

That's that dear friends! I hope you enjoyed reading and thank you so much for stopping by! *Hugs*


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