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Quilled Flowers and Ribbon Flower |
This is another celebration card celebrating the festival of Lord Ganesha.Living in Bangalore this time of the year, there are beautiful idols of Lord Ganesha everywhere on the streets and the Ganesha festival is celebrated with such fervor and festivities.
Here is a closeup of the quilled daisy flower and hand looped leaf [ though I have the comb or onion holder as it is called I dislike using it and prefer to loop by hand]
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Quilled Flower and Leaf |
These ribbon rose is super easy to make and involves no sewing. I wanted a big flower so stuck the ribbon rose onto a base of scallop circles. The leaf is also a ribbon- foil creation. Here is the link to the simple
ribbon rose and ribbon leaf tutorial
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Ribbon Rose |
Though I wanted to keep the focus on the ribbon rose , I couldnt resist drawing some golden glitter glue swirls at the borders to add to the festive mood of a celebration card.
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Quilled Flowers and Ribbon Flower |
The inside of the card is a Pedestal Pop up card with a Punch craft Lord Ganesha designed by my 5 year old daughter.
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Pop up card Lord Ganesha |
I bought the pear punch recently on impulse thinking I would use it make flower petals .Imagine my surprise when my daughter made this wonderful punch-craft depiction of Lord Ganesha using the pear punch and a scallop punch.
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Pop up card Lord Ganesha |
Our Punchcraft Ganesha is pretty straightforward to assemble but if anyone wants help I can post a step by step for our Punch Craft Ganesha.Added some quilled tear drop shapes, pearls and sequins at the border .
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Pop up card Lord Ganesha |
Sharing a tutorial on making a Pedestal Pop up card which is a simple and versatile pop up mechanism to pop up a special image.
Its easy to work freehand too but here is a template I made to guide you in case you want to make this type of pop up quickly.The yellow star is the pedestal .
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Pop up Card Template |
The first rectangular strip will be the base of your pedestal. The blue and red shaded portions are your glue tabs.Your strip will have 3 mountain folds as shown
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Pop up card Tutorial |
While sticking a pop up strip first stick the tab going at your center fold, then fold your strip, apply glue to the other glue tab ,close your card and your pop up strip is ready.
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Pop up card Tutorial |
Stick your 2nd pop up strip as shown [ blue tab goes on to vertical surface and red tab to horizontal surface]
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Pop up card Tutorial |
Now your pedestal Pop up card mechanism is ready and you can stick your image.
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Pop up card Tutorial |
I went a step further and popped up our Punch craft Lord Ganesha again using a similar strip as the 2nd pop up strip.
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Pop up card Lord Ganesha |
So here is the side view showing the pop up card layers
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Pop up card Tutorial |
Here is the closeup of a punch craft flower and metallic leaf
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Punch Craft Flower |
If you don't want to design tabs here is a Kirigami Pop up card template I designed for this Pop up card -Bold lines -cut,small dotted lines-valley fold,long dot line-mountain fold.
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Pop up Card Template |
We made this simple pop up card Lord Ganesha Card for my daughters teacher
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Pop up card Pedestal Card |
Its embellished by my daughter and she was so proud to take it to school!
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Pop up card Pedestal Card |
You can adapt the
pop up cake card tutorial to make this card or use this Kirigami pop up card template I designed to make this simpler version of the Pop up Pedestal Card.
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Pop up Card Template |
Have fun-- I hope I am not overwhelming you with
pop up cards--they are just so much fun to make and so only I am sharing some of the tips and tricks I learn while I make them. Do tell me how you like our cards.
Do pop up cards seem too difficult? Well here are links to nearly 30 Card Making Tutorials of different types
* bow* doc you and your daughter would put a lot of us to shame.. Seriously * respect* and *salute* to the two of you.. Super work...!!
ReplyDeleteBest!Jai ,Ganesha!
ReplyDeleteoh I love these flowers just seen the tut and will have to give these a go I am alway sticking my needles in me when I do mine lol the the card itself is stunning and dito to what crafterkhush said I salute you will email you later on as I went for my balance tests so will let you know how I got on but I have to get a card done first
ReplyDeleteLuv Jacki xx
This is absolutely stunning Sonia .
ReplyDeletethanks for the tutorial .using pear punch Ganesh ji had turned out fantastic.
These are just beautiful, I lave the leaves that look like metal. Your work is truly outstanding.
ReplyDeleteJudie
WOW...your daughter is truly talented. Very creative and absolutely beautiful cards! :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow wow wow! Love your card Sonia...especially the popup element! So totally fun! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along with my guest Erum's ribbon challenge!
fabulous card. I love that ribbon rose.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the award in your last post too. Don't feel bad I'm horrible about posting them and passing them on.
omg! awesome card dear...lot of effort but worth it! love the deco...you are very talented girl!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!! You and your daughter are really really talented!! I love the cards very beautiful!! Thanks so much for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteAmanda
They are totally awsome, love the looped leaves and the ribbon rose is gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeletePaula
wowie doc!!superb ganesha :) hats off prisha !!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! The details are amazing! Nice work!
ReplyDeleteawesome...ur daughter is very talented....nice card..give her a hug...
ReplyDeleteThis is so stunning . AND your tutorial is very very good. thanks for sharing your amazing talent.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!Like mother like daughter.Truly Talented!!!What a clever idea to make Ganapati using pear punch.
ReplyDeleteWOW11 just beautiful and love the flower:) TFS
ReplyDeletewow....wonderful......... :)
ReplyDeleteThank You dear friends for the kind words.
ReplyDeleteSOOOOO freaking fabulous!!!! You never cease to amaze me!! EVERY TIME you come up with a brand spanking new project and it hits right home! Brilliant job, as always! Thank you for playing along my challenge at Yvonne's blog!
ReplyDeletewow i find this totally amazing never thought to use a pear punch to make a figure, but that's today children for u super talented and blessed with a truly artistic vision ,loved your pop up card and the way u have embellished it .it's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely doctor. So colourful.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards! Like always, I don't know what to admire first! But most of all Congratulations to your little daughter for her creativity! You both are amazing talented crafters!
ReplyDeleteAmazing.Ganesha is just superb!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely card doc. That yellow flower is so gorgeous!! I loved the way ur Ganesha pop-up is done. And also the way u made Ganesha with punched pears, very creative!!
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is WOW! Love this Pedestal Lord Ganesha card. I also want to say thank you for your kind Blog Award. I will get it posted and answer the questions real soon. I promise.
ReplyDeleteawesome card doc!! Loved every peice of it thanx for the tutorials:) happy ganesha chaturthi
ReplyDeleteSonia congrats! my pats n greets to your daughter. lovely cards. very thoughtful of her to use the pear punch and make ganesha out of it. i fell short of words :-) ganpati bapa moraya! thank you for the lovely award :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a team you and your daughter have become! You're building such wonderful memories. I love the rolled ribbon rose...made one of those once before and really liked it. Your metallic leaves are so pretty. Super work!
ReplyDeletethis is sooo pretty! grt work sonia and prisha..thanks forthe tutorial..
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to amaze me !! What a beautiful creation..amazing flower and pop up..!!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are so beautiful! Wow, how creative is your little girl..the apple does not fall far from the tree. Even though you added some glitter swirls my eye was immediately drawn to that gorgeous yellow flower! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial too. I really enjoyed your post, as it is always so nice to learn new things about other cultures. Something I have always enjoyed. Keep crafting!
ReplyDeleteI am stunned to see how your daughter made the lord ganesha with punches.... its unbelievable... coz its so perfect! A big kiss to your daughter for this... she deserves n award... Super talented she is...
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful card, Sonia!!! and lovely colors
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card! The inside is as pretty as the outside! I love the little pop up! :)Amy
ReplyDeleteFantabulous! There's a challenge at The Sisterhood of Crafters "Flower Power" ends 9/4 that you could enter this in if you have not already & max of 3 entries are allowed.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
http://CreatedbySunshineHoneyBee.blogspot.com
Wow Doc! you are rocking! I love the white and yellow combos
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing!
ReplyDeleteGroetjes Baukje
What a wonderful card and how amazing that your daughter could turn a pear shape into such a wonderful depiction of Lord Ganesha. She is a very clever child to see beyond one simple shape!
ReplyDeleteHI Sonia Such lovely new cards you have created there! I love the pop ups and the pretty colors and of course you fab quilling. Your tutorials are always the best!
ReplyDeleteThis is another beautiful creation! Your daughter is as talented as her mom! She did an awesome job, so creative. Can she do the quilling too? Hugs, Pam at http://craftycards4u2.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteSoniya your DD and her Ganesha looks graceful. It will not strike it is a pear cut image. You neatly guiding her is wonderful.Keep encoraging her
ReplyDeleteThank You dear friends for appreciating my pop up card and my daughters punch craft Ganesha
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are gorgeous! Your daughter seems to take after her mother with wonderful crafting skills. :) And I love all of your tutorials. Very informative.
ReplyDeleteKelly
http://kellyscraftylife.blogspot.com
Another stunning creation! Thanks for sharing it with us over at the Sisterhood of Crafters flower challenge.
ReplyDeleteI have been through your whole blog, and I have to say I love it here. You are a very talented crafter, your creations a gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThank you for coming over to my blog, I appreciate each and every one of your comments
Amanda
very inventive and striking! Your daughter can see outside the box-very clever girl-beautiful cards!
ReplyDeleteSonia! You've done it again! That flower is just absolutely gorgeous!!!!! You are so amazing!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSusan
very cute, thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteNati from Brazil
http://natiquill.blogspot.com
WOWWW!!! This is sooo amazing! I love your quilled pieces! And your rose! I can't make the ribbon rose.. I tried a couple of times but yours just looks perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter is so extremely talented! LOVE that Ganesh... I think Ganesh is my favorite God :).
So sorry I pass by your blog so rarely... I am overwhelmed by my sister's blog lately... don;t even have time to update mine properly :p
Hugs,
Laura
Another very interesting post....great cards.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, what a gorgeous card, Sonia and your daughter is so creative!! What a clever use of a pear and scallop punch!! And at only five years old! Wow, she is amazingly talented, just like her Momma! This is stunning!! :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
http://indymermaid.blogspot.com
as usual gr8. happy ganesh chaturthi.like the ganesha most.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! :D
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, love Ganesha made with the pear punch and those flowers are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the award, will put it up on my side bar soon.
xxx Monica
Doc.. please email me your Email ID so can forward you the link to the paper bag tutorial.. Email me at crafterkhush@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove that ribbon flower! Thanks for playing along in my I {Heart} Ribbon Challenge! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work - well done to both you and your daughter. I miss all the celebrations living away from India :(.....I hope you enjoy the festival to the fullest!
ReplyDeleteSonia, These are just beautiful!!! Your daughter did a wonderful job on hers too!! I think it is wonderful that you add the tutorials, as well!! Your work is awesome!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards...such cute images...thanks for joining us at Bearly Mine ……..
ReplyDeleteHugs
Judith
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY STUNNING YOUR DAUGHTER IS AS INCREDIBLE AS YOU ARE!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the pear punch and the colors of both cards are amazing
DIANA L.
http://dianamlarson.blogspot.com
PS. I hope you will consider entering the exhibit check it out on my blog!!
Gorgeous! What a creative use of pear punch :)
ReplyDeleteThis is simply awesome!!
ReplyDeleteYay! I LOVE pop up cards and this is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for joining us at Make it Monday! To be in with a chance to win this week's prize all you need to do is leave a comment for one or more of the entries this week and let them know you saw their creation on Make It Monday. The more entries you comment on the more chances you have of winning!
Rene :D
love the flower card! the colours are great match
ReplyDeleteFrom Sonia to Sonia
ReplyDeleteVery Cute Sonia.. thanks for sharing the templates.
-Sony
Sonia-Studio60
Beautiful cards. I love the yellow ribbon flower. I saw your link on MIM xx
ReplyDeleteIts stunningly breathtaking !! the color combination, embellishment and the pop up mechanism which really gives the impression of Lord ganesha sitting on a throne.....Absolutely bowled over by the first card... Second one is no less :) congratulations to you and to your daughter .... great job :)
ReplyDeleteexcellent and very neat work.............good good.......good............
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteYou will think i have gone crazy following ur cards and makin them too. I loved this card and ended up taking ur tutorial and making a pedestal card. Please do see it at http://pygmyarts.blogspot.in/2013/04/pop-up-pedestal-card-for-engagement.html
Thank u soo much for such inspirations...
BIjal
:)
Bijal I am so thrilled!!!
Deletebeautiful Dr.Sonia, beside your work wonderful work.
ReplyDeleteawesome, very creative mind..
soo nice.. love this.