Altered Window Shaker

Hello everyone! Time really flies and Christmas is over but year 2020 is just round the corner! I'm sure there are tons of celebrations and parties to attend. I've been a little busy too but will try my best to share a project every week here with you all.

For this week, I'll share this simple little altered window shaker which is perfect as a decor around the house. I've used Clear Scraps window shaker to create this project. To decorate it, I've used pattern papers by Graphic 45 and flowers by Petaloo.

Below are some close-ups on this project.

Hope you all like today's project. Lastly, I would like to wish you all a Happy and Amazing 2020!!


Sources: Shaker: Clear Scraps; Pattern Papers: Graphic 45; Inks/Paints: Ranger Inks; Flowers: Petaloo; Others: sequins, ribbon, button, jewel, Beacon and other adhesives.

Treasure Heart Card

Hello!! It has been awhile! I've been away on a holiday in Japan and had not been able to update my blog. I'm so sorry for that. Therefore, I've decided to get a blog post up as soon as I got back. Today's post is a mixed media card.

I've used tons of products by Tim Holtz to create this card. Below are more pictures on the inside and details on this card.

I used loads of alcohol ink to create that metal effect on the left of this card.

I've stamped some steampunk images inside this card to decorate it. For more textures and dimension, I've also used a couple of chipboard pieces to detail it.

Hope you all like today's post and once again, I've very sorry for not posting more often. See you all again soon!



Sources: Cardstock: Bazzill; Inks/Paints: Ranger Inks; Stamps: Tim Holtz idea-ology; Others: thread for stitching, metal strips, chipboard pieces, brads, aluminium foil, Beacon and other adhesives.

Hokkaido Altered Photobook Envelope

Hi everyone! I'm sure you all will ask me what is a photobook envelope. Nowadays, I've been printing my photographs from vacations into photobooks. This way, I could keep them more conveniently. I decide to keep them in a more organized and orderly way therefore, I've created huge envelopes to keep these photobooks together.

In order for me to identify each envelope, I will decorate the front and named it.

For this Hokkaido envelope, I've used an old pattern paper collection by BoBunny. I've created layers using various different pattern papers and tags from the collection.

To give some dimensions to it, I've added some flowers and chipboard pieces too. For more details, I've also used several snowflake rub-ons on it.

Hope you all like today's post and see you all again soon!



Sources: Cardstock: BoBunny; Pattern Papers: BoBunny; Inks/Paints: BoBunny, Tsukineko; Others: BoBunny flowers, chipboards, rub-ons, liquid pearls, stickers, stamps, Beacon and other adhesives.

Tie With Love Layout

Hi everyone! For this week's post, I would like to share a layout which you all. I've used tons of stamping and masking technique to create this layout.

Below are some close-ups on this layout.

I've used some textured flowers by Petaloo to create some textures and dimensions on this layout.

I've used various masking techniques to create layers and add colors to this layout.

Hope you all find today's post interesting and inspiring. Thank you for dropping by and see you all again soon!



Sources: Pattern Papers: Prima; Inks/Paints: Tsukineko, Ranger Inks; Stamps/Masks: Clear Scraps, Prima; Others: Petaloo flowers, stickers, chipboard, trim, thread for stitching, Beacon and other adhesives.

Thanksgiving Cards

Hello friends! For today's post, I would like to share more projects on Thanksgiving. I've created some simple Thanksgiving cards sometime ago. I've kept the design simple and elegant.

Below are more close-ups on these cards.

I've used tons of flowers by Petaloo to create some simple dimensional decor on these cards. 

Hope you all find today's project inspirational and see you all again soon!

Sources: Inks/Paints: Ranger Inks; Flowers: Petaloo; Others: pattern papers, cardstock, lace, twine, pearls, Beacon and other adhesives.