Mudra Craft Stamps: Diwali Cards!!

Hello friends!!! I am sure you all must be preparing for the festive season. I am really getting ready for it too and today I have few cards which I have created keeping the upcoming Hindu festival Diwali in my mind.So let's get started.

First Card set -

I made a set of two cards which has a festive touch on it.
On a watercolor panel used Distress inks to color only the corner of the panel using two shades for each card and gold embossed the image from the "Deepavali" set.
Added some gold splatters using acrylic paint.
Stamped the sentiment from the "Diwali Sentiments"in two shades and added to the panel with some gold embroidery thread.
I wanted clean and simple look for my cards with touch of bright colors and gold and I am really happy how they turned out.

Second Card -

I stamped and clear embossed the "Shree Ganesha" image form the "Om Shree" set using Distress ink on a watercolor card stock.
After that I masked the panel using masking tape which I tore for uneven look and used the gold acrylic paint on the background.
Added the panel on a gold card panel and added it to the main card base.
This card reminds me of a wedding card.

Third card -

On a colored card base I stamped the images from the "Henna Elements" set using Distress ink and Memento ink.
The sentiment is from the "Diwali Sentiment" set which I stamped using the same inks.
This color combination looks very traditional and this was a super simple card.

Fourth Card -

On a gold glossy card base I stamped one of the border from the "Madhubani Border" set using the "Antique Linen" Distress ink for tone on tone look and cut the edges using decorative edge scissors.
Added a patterned paper to the inside of a card base which was having bright colors and touch of gold.
Gold embossed the mini "Diya" stamp and colored the image using Zig markers.
Added the image and the sentiment on the card.

Hope you will like my cards. If you have any questions or suggestions, please leave a comment.

Also, don't forget to play in our current monthly Mudra Challenge #14 - Festive Colors