Complete Diwali Set of Cards, Tags & Luminira

Hello Friends,
I'm back again here with some tags for Diwali. I have been working on an Order for Diwali Cards, Tags and Gift Bags & Boxes. I made the Luminira that I shared yesterday along with it.

Here are the pictures for the complete set. Hope you all have a Great Diwali !

Supplies Used:

Card Stock : Fabriano (Elle Erre)

Scalloped Oval Die : Couture Creations Nesting Dies

Foam Dots : Itsy Bitsy

Rhinestones : from my stash

Strings : from my stash

Flower punch : Carla's Craft

The Diya & Paisley has been hand drawn & cut using decorative scissors.

Thanks for looking..
Will be looking forward to read your lovely comments, my friends .

Hugs,
Riti

Happy Diwali

Hi Friends,
  I made these cards to send out to my Family & Friends this Diwali.

Supplies Used :

Card Stock : Fabriano (Elle Erre)
Stamp :  Darling Damask by Skipping Stones Design
Ink : Versamark
Embossing Powder : Sea Foam White by Ranger
Bling/Rhinestone : from my hoarded supplies
Scallop Border : Used my 1/2 " Circle punch
Diya Die Cut : Hand Drawn & Cut

Challenges Entered :

Lady Anne's Challenges - Anything Goes (ends Nov 14th)

Divas by Design : Challenge #58 - Use some Orange (ends Oct 30th)

Use It Tuesday Challenge #41 - Use Orange (ends Nov 2nd) Hoarded supplies - Rhinestones (TOP-2)

Critter Sketch Challenge #138 - Embossing (ends Oct 28th)

Challenges 4 Everybody Challenge #5- Anything Goes (ends Oct 26th)
Stamptacular Sundays Challenge #186 - No Rules (ends Oct 27th)
Creative Inspirations Paint Challenge : Anything Goes (ends Oct 27th)

Happy Diwali !!

Hello Friends,
Wishing You ALL A Very Happy Diwali. May this Festival Of  Lights bring in your lives Light, Prosperity & Success. Now for those friends who do not know about Diwali. Here's a little info:

Diwali, the festival of lights, is one of the important  festival celebrated in India. It is a celebration of lights, and for many, it is truly a sensory experience; some families decorate their houses with all sorts of lights and open up to the friends, relatives & neighbors, sharing their love and their food.

Those celebrating Diwali spend time with family and friends. They perform religious ceremonies to bring in wealth and prosperity for a new year, cook and eat delicious food, design rangolis or alpanas (ladies & girls draw traditional designs at their doorstep using powdered colors, powdered rice, flower petals etc), light up their lives by lighting diyas (small earthen lamps), candles and  fireworks. Some people also enjoy playing Cards on Diwali night.

Diwali is celebrated in honor of the lord Rama, who on this day returned from a 14 years of forest exile .

I enjoy decorating my entire house with Diyas & Making rangolis & look forward to bursting crackers & playing cards with friends & family.


' H A P P Y    D I W A L I  '


 Hugs,
 Riti