This one was the easiest to make. The printed background is from a wedding invite.
Both of these cards used bindi's (I picked up a pack for 10p from a house clearance stall and regretted not buying more). I would have liked to add something more, but couldn't think what to put without spoiling the effect.
I don't know why, but this one with orange gems and fabric iron-ons feels more like a divali card.
For this one I used my daughter's broken hair bobble. 
Assalamualikum,
ReplyDeleteMashAllah,they r so cute and nice.
Mashallah Very awesome looking cute and beautiful Eid Cards. Thank u for u r intrest in sendind down a recipe for the event. If u have already posted the recipe in your blog then send me the link of the recipe. I will pick picture from the link. If u r going to post the recipes then please do it fast and send me the lnk. Inshallah i will post as soon as possible. I just want u to write down a little note on Ramadan along with the recipe and mail me to my mail id, which is there on the blog. Happy Fasting!
ReplyDeleteAssalam-alaikam Sister Umm Saaz,
ReplyDeletethese are not my best effort and the photo's didn't come out well at all. So thank you for your kind comment.
Assalam-alaikam Sister Lubna,
Jazhakh'Allah-khairun for your kind words, I have submitted the recipes.
Assalaamu alaikum,
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful masha'Allah!
These are so beautiful mashaAllah!!!
ReplyDeleteAssalamu alaykum, masha'Allaah, love the cards sis.
ReplyDeleteassalamu aleikum, Ramadan Mubarak, I'm a Spanish Muslimah and I've visited your blog and tagged you in my own blog. I hope this won't annoy you.
ReplyDeleteI like doing craft, taking photography and doing scraps as well. Yazakallah for sharing.