Basket for Children

I had made these around 8-10 years back. Recently found this photo in one of my albums and thoughht I'd put it up here.

Kusudama Art

Kusudama is a Japanese paper model that is usually created by sewing multiple identical pyramidal units (usually stylized flowers folded from square paper) together through their points to form a spherical shape. Here I have made an ornament out of it instead of the usual spherical ball.

Quilled Box

I made this li'l trinket box also last weekend with Shilpi's Quilling kit that I had purschased.
You may buy it at http://www.shilpi.com/. It is also available at Hobby Ideas and at other Stationery stores.

Quilling Card

A quilled card that i made last weekend. I was pretty happy by the way it came out. Hope you like it too.

Cards

More cards made with left over pieces of paper. The second has my husband's and my name written on it :-). I cut-out alphabets from magazines to make up the names.

Working with Stencils.

Stencils are really easy to use and fun to work with. While I was making this Sweet Peas stencil, I kept the inner pieces which we normally discard for use elsewhere. I painted them and stuck onto a card stock paper to make this card.
The second image on right is a bookmark made with a stencil. I outlined it with golden color and added some dots.
The third image is another example of stencilling and brush painting.

Cut-out Cards

I made thess cards with stencil like technique. You have to trace the design on a contrasting paper and cut it out carefully with a sharp blade. Paste it on to card stock paper and see the design come out beautifully in a contrast.

Stocking Flowers

These are flowers made out of stockings. They come in various shades and you can make different varieties by changing the shape of the wire.

Set of 3 paintings

I had made these 3 set of paintings in blue color just after my 12th exams. I had seen this set at a restaurant in Chandigarh and wanted to have a same set for myself. So I just made it with whatever material I had.

Karvachauth Goodies

Karvachauth is a festival eagerly awaited by most of the married Indian women. They fast all day without food and water for the long life of their husband. They dress up very nicely for the puja that takes place in the evening and adorn all kinds of jewellery and make-up. They also put henna on their hands and feet.

I had presented this kit of goodies to my mom-in-law last year. And am yet to shop for this year's celebration.