This might seem an awkward time to post a Diwali Card, either way too late for last year or way too early for this year. Any which way, this is a card I made while being approached for a corporate card deal. The design brief was that it had to be elegant, not over the top girly and around 50 cards to be made. Alas, I didn't get the project, but there's always next time. I personally like this card the best out of the five designs I created (I shall post those at the end and you can judge! :p)
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| Showing the card in all it's glory. The design is a stylized version of fairy lights and fire crackers. |
I started off by rounding the edges of the card. I made rosettes out of red cardstock in two different sizes and stuck them on. I then drew a 'wire' for the fairy lights with a white gel pen and hand glued each individual fairy light. The fairy lights are smooth topped rhinestones.
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| Detail showing close up of rosettes and fairy lights |
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| Close up shot showing rosettes and fairy lights |
Now here are the other designs that I had done.
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| Embossed card with cut out Diyas all aflame! |
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| Ornate window card with a flower pot with glitter sparkles |
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| A stylized Mithai (traditional Indian sweets) box |
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| A simple card with a Diya again and sparkles of glitter in the corners |
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