“Little Princess” Baby Girl Scrapbook by Priyanka Singh Feat. Munchkin Paper Collection

There is nothing quite as exciting as waiting for the arrival of a new born baby. As soon as the baby is arrives, once world is filled with happiness and love and a truly undefined motherly feeling…which can not be expressed in as many words one try….

Kuddos to all my crafty friends,

Here I am back on Bob n Betty blogspot with another amazing inspiration for you all with the newly launched paper collections “Munchkin”…

This time its a memory album for a baby girl “Little Princess”……As you all know this paper collection can be used for both baby girl as well as baby boy….I went ahead to create an inspiration with baby girl theme…This is how my cover page looks…with little arrangement of flowers to coordinate with florals within the collection itself…..

Here’s the hinge of the album with some metal charms and bells…. to adorn the whole layout…I am just loving everything about it….

Let’s quickly have a sneak peek inside the album…..

So talking about the inside pages…. I have tried my own way of doing just the photo mats and some cute layering with all those fuzzy cut elements within the pack along with flowers…and lots of sequins…around…

The very first page begins with welcoming the baby into this world…and that certificate of birth from the pack is just so hassle free to have it already…

The whole album covers all months from 0-12 as first birthday…as well as pull out pages for other milestones….this becomes an adorable way to make a memory book for your new born baby and look back at those memories anytime…

Here’s how the complete album comes out with all tags and cover page….

Hope you all enjoyed reading about inspiration project, will be back soon with some more amazing inspirations for u all to try and get inspired….

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Much Love and Hugs

Priyanka

Decoupaged Platters by Jaanhvi Hinduja, feat. Tender Flowers paper collection

The sunshine is back…and so am I :). After a short hiatus, it feels wonderful to create new goodness. To celebrate my love for food, I’ve made wooden snack platters using the Tender Flowers decoupage papers. The seamless patterns make this set a versatile choice for varied projects – am sure everyone who’s used them would agree!

I’ve made platters before too, but this time I used acacia wood bases. I decoupaged only a portion of the base and poured resin on it. This is my second project using resin and it’s amazing to see the finished product – they practically do not look handmade 🙂

I’ve styled the platters with coordinated coasters and some yummy garlic toast! Check out the pictures while I relish my snack 🙂

Altered Gift Basket by Priyanka Singh, Feat. Tender Flower Decoupage Speciality Paper

Hello Fellas,

Since Raksha bhandan is on it way ahead, nothing came best to my mind than altering a MDF basket I had with me for quite a long time….waiting for it’s chance to be turned into something magical from plain and boring….

I wanted to make something special for my little brothers this rakhi, with handful of their favourite snacks and chocolates in it…..I think this came out to be the best…

Tadaaa… here’s my altered basket using the tender flowers decoupage speciality papers from Bob n Betty. its was a little challenge to choose from all 8 designs I had in the pack and ended up picking this black and pink ones..

This is how it looked before it got turned into this gorgeous basket…..

To make the basket into the theme of the paper I had chosen, accordingly I painted the whole basket with base coat, white gesso….and then pink chalk paint from inside…

I have also gone ahead to another design paper in pink from the pack on sides of the basket…

Nothing completes my alterations with adding a little more wow factor to it….and I did ended up making this gorgeous roses in pink and yellow matching the flowers on the paper itself…

Made a bunch of these roses on one side of the basket…following its way to a little bit on the handles…and its no way looks amazing without adding these butterflies…what do u say?

Hope you all enjoyed my inspiration project, and will surely give it try for upcoming festive… will surely love to see ur makings….

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Much Love and stay tuned from more upcoming inspirations…. ❤

Priyanka

Decorative Banners by Piyanki Biswas, feat. Munchkin Paper Collection!

A big hello to lovely crafters out there. Piyanki here today with a fun creative project featuring the newly launched Munchkin Paper Collection. I am super excited as this is my first post and incredible happy to share with you all.

The paper collection is fun , interactive and also very versatile which allows you to create all that you need for you little ones.

We all love to welcome our little angel in the most unique and beautiful ways and there are tons of ways you can embellish your space around you and how good it is if you can create them yourself.

So today I have a decorative fun banner created to adorn your walls, tables which is apt for baby shower , welcome baby parties , celebrating every little moments.

• I used a tag die to die cut two nesting shape one from a White base and the other from the decorative paper.
• Rounded off the edges and distress all the sides with Black Soot distress ink.
• Fussy cutting all the cute little images from the image sheet and also distressed the edges with black soot ink.
• Layering the Tag shapes and then assembling the Images on each of the tag with sentiments on each.
• Tugging in flowers and leaves for an extra touch of embellishments
• Tying all the tags together with ribbons and its ready to put it up.

 

Do share how you liked it and would love to see your creations!

Until then Happy Crafting!

Piyanki

Decoupaged Caddy by Jaanhvi Hinduja, feat. Munchkin Decoupage Papers

Gifting for infants and toddlers gets tricky as well as challenging…won’t most of you agree? There’s a plethora of gifting options available in the market, but everyone dislikes to receive gifts, that aren’t appealing or useful. Personalized gifts and gifts that could organize little things around the children’s’ room are becoming very popular these days. So, I played around my forte and made a cute little personalized caddy using the Munchkin Decoupage Specialty paper collection.

The collection has some very adorable prints which could be useful for projects related to new-borns, infants as well as toddlers.

I chose the colorful animal print from the pack as I wanted to make the caddy for a toddler’s room. I wanted the organizer to be easy to maintain and use,  so I kept it simple…using some coordinated elements around the name, finished the job!

Check out the pictures and let me know if you liked it.

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Thanks

Jaanhvi

Princess Carriage Cart by Zalak A Mandal Feat. Munchkin Paper Collection

Hello Scrapbookers,

This is Zalak A Mandal and I am super excited to share my first DT post featuring “Munchkin” Paper Collection.

This is my second favorite baby paper collection after “Little Wonderland”. So the project is versatile to use may be as a favor Box giveaway, as a master show-piece, as a 3D project, as a artificial flower vase, or for photography purpose. I have created this project for my new arrival of baby girl.

So without further chit-chat let’s jumped into the project walk-through.

Princess Carriage 

This Carriage is much bigger than a normal favor box. This carriage is not die-cut but it is cut with Silhouette Cameo. I have also used some critters from “Little Wonderland” Paper Collection.

I hope you’ll liked my project today. I will be sharing some excited projects in my upcoming post. Keep sharing your love.

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Happy Crafting.

ALTERED SHADOW BOX BY RUCHI’S CRAFETERIA FEAT. DIRTY POUR- DECOUPAGE SPECIALTY PAPERS

Hey there! Ruchi here from Ruchi’s Crafeteria and today I’m sharing a Shadow Box which I’ve altered using new release Dirty Pour decoupage papers.

For this I’ve started with Dirty Pour papers, a shadow box frame 8″x 8″ and mod podge glue.

I picked some sheets from Caffe Romanza paper collection and fussy cut some elements. Glued a decoupage sheet and stenciled stars using Prima- Heavy Gesso White and heat embossed in gold using Ranger gold embossing powder.

Adhered all the elements together and I’ve doodled a mandala at the bottom corner of my shadow box. These papers are so versatile that you can do doodling, stamping, heat embossing and can use for mixed media projects too.

Added some Prima flowers, stamped, heat embossed n fussy cut leaves and few chipboards ‘Wishing You’ and hearts. For completing the look..added some sequins here n there.

You can find one more project of mine using Bob n Betty Munchkin paper pack HERE

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I hope you like my today’s projects. See ya next time.

Love, Ruchi

“Adorable Baby Boy: Mixed Media Layout” by Priyanka Singh, Feat. Munchkin Paper Collection

Here I am with my very first inspiration for you all! The wonderful munchkin paper collection with such gorgeous prints made me very excited to do a mixed media scrapbook layout using the paper. It’s not just the scrapbooking u can do with the papers but can surely try out making gorgeous layouts.

Here’s my layout, creating a whole world around the baby boy, when it’s all about running after him, keeping him involved with something to play and read….This complete collection offers tons of fussy cutting elements to add to you projects. I went ahead to choose some of them….adding to this layout.

To begin I have taken one of the light blue pattern paper from the collection and base coat with clear gesso to make my inks stay on it….further went ahead to some stencilling and inking to background.

And placing all the elements around the baby picture finishing with the sentiment from the collection itself.

To add some more to the look went ahead to sprinkling some micro beads here and there…

Some close up pictures :

Hope u enjoyed reading about my very first project here, do leave your comments for me to know your thoughts…any queries are most welcome.

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Much love and hugs
Priyanka

A Bird House altered by Ashmita Roy, feat. Roseate paper collection

The Roseate collection is so amazing, the color combinations and the prints and all the elements are just gorgeous.
I wanted to do something very fun and shabby chic with it so I chose to alter a birdhouse.
This is what it looked like before I altered it.

I didn’t opt to paint over it as the papers are very nice and thick and don’t need any surface preparation. I did clean it thoroughly with a wet cloth and dried it. I also got rid of the base in the front it was sort of not working out with the look I wanted.
I cut the papers down to size to fit the walls and the roof and decoupage them using mod podge. I also used some distress ink in walnut stain to add a finishing to the edges.

There are so many elements for fussy cutting that I didn’t need a lot of extra elements. I fussy cut the flowers and leaves abs make arrangements. Adding them using silicone glue in order to create some dimension.

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Much Love,
Ashmita

Wall Decor Panels designed by Jaanhvi Hinduja, Feat. Dirty Pour Paper Collection

The rains have made the air pleasantly chilly and at the same time, the house, a little dull and gloomy. I miss the sun light reflecting on the walls and making my house shine bright! A good way to take away the greyness is taking some time out and change the upholstery and the decor. Won’t you agree?

With plethora of supplies being easily available, I bet the task isn’t as difficult as it may sound. Let me show you how I began…

I’ve picked up the Dirty Pour designs for creating a few wall decor. They are bright, they are colourful and they are absolutely in sync with the present trend! For someone who doesn’t have the time to indulge into some dirty pour art or for someone like me who has serious OCD with the after-cleaning task….the prints are just apt! You can create beautiful objects on the go!

I picked up two MDF planks and pasted the prints on them. Sealing the pasted papers is important – I did two nice coats of modpodge. Next, I’ve used some large Martha Stewart stencil with black heavy gesso to create the flourish design. After it dried completely I used the gold metal leaf to add some rich metallic touch to the panels.

After letting the panels to dry completely for a few hours, I poured clear epoxy resin over them. This step was albeit rather optional, but I intended to achieve an authentic acrylic pour result. Further, as the resin made the panels heat and water resistant, I may choose to use them as snack platters too :).

Check out the pictures and do let me know how you like them!

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Love,

Jaanhvi