Hi dearies!
I made this card today for Card Patterns sketch 77.I found the sketch to be quite interesting and so set out to make this really ethnic Indian card.The card in real is much more blingy..(maybe my camera couldn't take all the bling ;-) )
The card is essentially a Rakhi card I made for my brother..actually I happen to be sending him a Rakhi after a really long time...I must admit..I am a bit lazy.I got the idea of attaching the Rakhi in the card itself from Spardha's amazing card here
For those wondering what 'Rakhi' is all about ..here's a little info..A Rakhi is a sacred thread that a sister ties to her brother's wrist on the day of Rakha Bandhan and the brother in return vows to protect and care for his sister in her time of need.The Rakhi could also be tied to person who'm you would like to give the status or love of a brother. Have a happy week!
Lovely card!! The background is absolutely fab!!
ReplyDeleteHey that is cute.... I loved the simple yet perfect looking Rakhi gift for your brother..... Since I am travelling, I made it a point to make one for my brother yesterday night.... & I made a matching rakhi too... But had no time to capture them & post... May be I wil do that on a later date.... But as soon as I reach Ranchi I have to courrier it to him.... I am sure he would love the card as well as the matching handmade rakhi... a simple one though.... :) Hugs ))))
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Hi Shraddha:
ReplyDeleteYour talens are incredible.
I jus love your creativity and it is so inspiring
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Your brother will be very happy to receive this card.its beautiful!
ReplyDeletesuch a pretty card,sure ur bro wil love it:))
ReplyDeleteWow!.. i love it!.. you have used all the beautiful traditional colours.. and the rakhi is soo nice! :)
ReplyDeletelovely card you created here! Your writing is superb! I like the embellies you used!
ReplyDeleteQué contento estará tu hermano al recibir tan bonita tarjeta!
ReplyDeleteMuchos besos,
Sandra
Hi, Hraddha! :)
ReplyDeleteyour card is so beautiful, i love the indian accent~! the paper and flowers are fabulous, it is not usual scrapbook material, is it?? where can it be bought?? i think the colors are fantastic!!
Hey! What a lovely idea to add a Rakhi to the card. And I learned something new ;)
ReplyDeleteSo please come and visit me, I had to redraw a winner for my Monday Delight candy no. 22 and you are the lucky new winner of a Tina Wenke stamp :) Now I need your address, please!
A really classy and elegant card! I love the textures on it.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful!! The colors are so rich! :)
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