Serene Waves: Embellishments

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Tuesday, November 29, 2016

Simple quilled photo frame

Here's another simple photo frame that I gifted to my dear friend Vikram's daughter on her birthday. It is simple yet is my favorite.

Here's the full story:
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Quilled photo frame sent to Parth Samthaan

An old photo frame... I know, I know some would say it's a girly photo frame for a guy's picture in it... Whatever if it is... I like this photo frame for the matching red color in the photo :)
#Quilling #ParthSamthaan #SereneWaves

Detail photos are there in my Facebook page:

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Sunday, February 8, 2015

Blue Beam - Paper Jhumkaa

Well, it's been very very long that I wrote anything to my blog.

So, here I am wasting no more time... present to you the quilled jhumkaas that are taking my whatever spare time...

A bit of findings add immense beauty to a simple paper dome... Presenting you the "Blue Beam"

To have your jhumkaa cutomised or for price details contact SereneWaves.

Hope you like it!! For more such amazing creations visit and like my FaceBook page SereneWaves.

Friday, May 11, 2012

My Signature Bookmarks - for the Swap

So, I am participating in a bookmark swapping event where in we would be swapping our bookmarks with each other. I registered for it but had no idea what to make and how. All I could remember is Lin’s quilled teddy bear bookmarks. I love those bookmarks. I have seen many other bookmarks. And personally I have a huge collection of bookmarks that range from printed paper book marks to metal bookmarks. I love them. Whenever I purchase books I make sure the shopkeeper gives me a good amount of bookmarks and that too whatever designs he has.

Now, when it comes to quilled bookmark I always wonder how the quilled designs sustain under the pressure of the papers and the books – don’t they look odd with some pages bulging. Well, that made me to look out for ideas. Initially I thought I would go for a twist with the origami version of the bookmarks. However, I wanted a version where I can implement Lin’s punched bookmark ideas. And thus I came up with my version of bookmark – GG's Signature Bookmark.

Before I prepared these 23 bookmarks, I had experimented with a different design. Here's how the bookmark looks in a book: