Uniko revisit blog hop March

Hello friends, this month is a revisit month.

We are revisitiung the following stamps/stencils.

Spring Botanicals Snowdrop or Daffodil Clear Stamp Sets

Stencil Bright Butterflies

 As usual we have our GIVEAWAY, so be sure to comment along the hop for your chance to win Spring Botanicals Daffodil and Stencil Bright Butterflies (an alternative prize to the same value will be offered if the winner already owns these). You have until Midnight (GMT) Saturday 16th March 2019 to comment, winner will be announced shortly after.

I have used the Daffodil stamp for today.

I have 2 cards here.
Both are watercolored. Below are the markers used to color this one.

I just added the panel to a white base and added some purple stripes to the design.  Stamped the sentiment and added a few purple jewels to finish off.

Adding this with:
AAA Cards
sentiment + 1. stamping 2.colored with markers 3. a trio of jewels
 

TIMEOUT Challenge
A unique purple daffodil here
 

Watercooler Wednesday challenge
A feminine card here


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This one is watercolored using liquid watercolors from Craftangles.

 I used a moss green base for this. Stamped the sentiment and a few jewels to go, that's all.

Adding this with:

Simon Monday challenge
Whatever the weather be
 Joining in with a spring card

HLS March watercolor challenge
 

Addicted to stamps and more


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Foils, stencil and stamps - CrafTangles DT post

Hey all I am up on CrafTangles today with an interesting trio of cards.

Please hop over here to read how these cards were created.

CrafTangles had released some stunning foils this month, and the sequins are from last month release. This is my generous DT kit I received a few days back.

For my non - Indian blogger peeps, I thought should let you know more about this card. This is an Indian festival for brothers and sisters.

I am giving the information from Wikipedia
The festival celebrates the love and duty between brothers and sisters. It is also popularly used to celebrate any brother-sister type of relationship between men and women who may or may not be biologically related. On Raksha Bandhan, a sister ties a rakhi (sacred thread) on her brother's wrist with a prayer for his prosperity and happiness. This symbolizes the sister's love. The brother gives her a token gift and a promise to protect her.
The stamp script is in Hindi, the Indian national language.

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