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Some memories can never be replaced ...

Few Memories Lasts Forever ... Hi all! It's been a crazy hectic time around here for me, but that doesn't mean I haven't been busy being crafty. I was crazily shopping,shopping and shopping all around to gather my craft supplies for my upcoming projects. I'm so excited to share with you all today a simple yet cool handmade photo frame. I made it by using MDF frame brought from a local store at Lajpat Nagar. I had super fun in making this.  In this post I'm using the supplies brought from my favourite craft store itsybitsy. This lovely frame can make any special occasion memorable. The best part about making your own handmade things are to make people feel special with your own gesture and creativity. You are free to do your own addition and subtraction. It's time for me to cherish some special moments... So lets get started ... Required Supplies : MDF frame Paper flowers Pollens Chipboards Metallic paint ( green ) Golden Acrylic...

Handmade Floral embellishments ...

Handmade Floral embellishments ... Once a bunch of multicolour flower, in an interesting basket drew my attention as I passed IB. Though I didn't had any pre plan to buy craft stuff but as I stepped in and saw the collection, they were so cute and attractive I honestly went insane. Everthing looked so colorful and lively. It was that day and today I'm an Itsy Bitsy regular and its very reliable. In love with the quality of products that they have.  Being India's no.1 premier Art and Craft retailer and wholesaler it provides total solution in the supply of art and craft materials under one roof. In short a One stop shop for all art and craft materials for all ages. IB has a huge range of handmade papers, felt sheets, fine art, glitter sheets, punches, jewellery, chipboards, foam stickers, glitters, quilling supplies, DIY craft kits, 3D embellishments, and what not. But patterned papers have been always on my top list whenever I visit IB.     Yesterday after...