Most of you know me well even though i am usually MIA. That's also because am almost always busy with my online craft store www.lulupu.com and we have been up and running for almost 5 months now.
You would notice from my work that I love cute and
cheerful colours but I am not much into Vintage look though I would love to
give that a shot someday. I love paper quilling and it’s also a technique I
have taught during several workshops. I enjoy working with all kind of stamps
and ink as it opens up a whole new world of possibilities in terms of
techniques we can work out. One of my favourite tool is my manual Die cutting
machine which assists me in making some great shaped cards and embellishments. I dabble in various types of techniques and love to try
out new variety of card folds, my favourite being the magic explosion card (i have made so many by now!). I
also enjoy making Scrapbooks as it gives me chance to work with many ideas in
just one project plus it can be personalized as a gift.
Thanks to Snehal for inviting me for Guest post. I think this is my first time as a guest DT for any blog so thanks for chance Snehal!
Warning: This is gonna be a picture heavy post!
The Box
Box Lid
An when you open it.....
Just showing how the panels look like minus the pics :) my fav part!
the centre piece.... how romantic!
The flowers and butterflies....
The recipients fav stuff!
Tags for sharing some love filled birthday sentiments...
fabulous!!! great job Karuna!
ReplyDeleteawesome job done on the box. will be inspired by you:)
ReplyDeleteI'm all inspired now Snehal! Will start off today itself. Never made an explosion box, lemme try! :)
ReplyDeletelovely and creative box.
ReplyDeletemegha
http://meghanuj01.blogspot.in/
Awesome inspiration from Karuna ...such a fabulous explosion box!!!i love the centre figure idea ..so romantic!!i will definitely try to participate in this challenge snehal :)
ReplyDeletefabulous work Karuna! I'am always in awe of your explosion boxes.. I don't know how you do it!
ReplyDeleteHi Snehal!! Congrats on the milestone! Great way to celebrate. Will surely participate. I made my first explosion box after getting inspired from Karuna's box :) She is too good at them!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Snehal on the growing list of followers ! Lovely inspiration from Karuna...I have a garden theme box in making but its totally different form what Karuna has come up with..would love to share once its done !
ReplyDeleteOh this is awesome ...can we upcycle/recycle boxes too Snehal?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Snehal..
ReplyDeleteSnehal gave a shout out about your challenge here :http://cardsandschoolprojects.blogspot.in/p/indian-craft-challenges.html
ReplyDeleteMay you get lots of entries and have lots of fun.
I love making boxes and hope to participate big time!
Hey Snehal, I have a question - How many entries per person allowed?
ReplyDeleteThis is too good... very nicely made...:)
ReplyDeletethis is so lovely!The center piece with the couple is soooo cute:)awesome idea..
ReplyDeletejaya
mycraftworld23.blogspot.in
wow snehal ,,such lovely entries for ur challenge ..all da best ! amazing ideas ! great work by everyone....;;manisha
ReplyDeleteHi snehal..i am your new follower..have seen your work at many challenges..love your scrapbooking!!
ReplyDeleteAdded my entry for your challenge !!
Hi Snehal! Been following your blog since I started blogging and I must say every art piece of yours is unique and inspiring! :)
ReplyDeleteKaruna's creation is awesome and thanks for the challenge, Snehal.
Sindhu.
Wow....first of all congrats for achieving first hundreds!! and actually an explosive challenge this time!!
ReplyDeleteHi Snehal...congratulations.I have just been going through all your creations and am really awestruck by the sheer imagination and creativity going on here. i am a relatively new crafter and an even new blogger.. :)
ReplyDeleteI find these explosion boxes amazing and was wondering if there is a tutorial of how to make these. Do let me know. Thanks and Congratulations once again. Your work is amazing. Do visit my blog @ http://constantflux-div.blogspot.in/