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Blending and watercoloring using Tubby Craft Dye ink pads

Hello There! 

Welcome to my post. Today i have made 2 projects using one stamp set and the vibrant dye inks by Tubby Craft.

PROJECT 1 : Tag

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To make this card i first masked the edges of the Tag and then ink blended on it using the Tubby Craft inks - Light Pink, Rasberry and Imperial Red. Like i said in my earlier posts, a tip for a good ink blending is nice juicy ink dabbers. Mine are so full of ink. Also dabbing the ink on a separate paper and starting slightly off the page eliminates blobs of ink on the project. I must say i love how the Tubby craft inks blend into each other forming a smooth gradient. I peeled the masking tape off after the ink bending was over.

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On a separate watercolor paper, i stamped the image of the roses from "Roses and More" acrylic blocks by Tubby Craft and heat embossed it with in white embossing powder. I then colored the image using Gansai Tambi water colors. I fussy cut the image and adhere it to the inked tag.

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I then stamped the sentiment from the "Lucky to know you" set using the acrylic blocks by Tubby Craft and heat embossed it with in white embossing powder. I just love the font on this stamp set. It really adds a lot of interest to the project and an artsy look.

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I then took a white ribbon and inked it up using the Tubby Craft inks - Lawn Green, Emerald Green and a bit of Yellow. I punched a whole in the tag and threaded the inked ribbon through it.
To finish I added a few clear drops here and there on the tag.

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Tubby Craft Supplies Used: 

Tubby Craft’s acrylic block with guidelines – for comfort stamping and excellent gripping
big acrylic block small 


lucky quote tubby roses stamp 
ink Lawn Greenink Emerald Green.jpgink Lemon-Yellow ink Imperial-Redink Light-Pink ink Raspberry 

CARD 2 : CAS Card
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For this card on a watercolor paper, i I first stamped the image of the roses from "Roses and More" acrylic blocks by Tubby Craft in Tubby Jet Black ink and heat embossed it with in clear embossing powder. I then colored the image using Tubby Craft Dye inks as water colors. The inks i used are : Imperial Red, Tangy Orange, Lemon Yellow, Light Pink, Lawn Green and Emerald Green. I fussy cut the image.

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Then i took a craft front which had the woodgrain pattern embossed on it and added strips of silver and black washi tapes. I adhered the colored image with foam tape and stamped the sentiment.

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The "Warm wishes" sentiment is from the "Penguin Love" stamp set. I then added few nuvo drops and the clean & simple card is ready.

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Tubby Craft Supplies Used: 


Tubby Craft’s acrylic block with guidelines – for comfort stamping and excellent gripping

big acrylic block small 

ink Jet-Black ink Tangy-Orange ink Light-Pink ink Lemon-Yellow ink Lawn Green ink Emerald Green ink Imperial-Red
I hope you liked my cards. Do let me know how you like these cards by leaving me comments. I love to read them and I appreciate your time on my blog a lot.
Tubby craft products are available at following retailers- HNDMD CraftsNeed Letz Craft Crafters Corner Nirmal Stationers The Craft Shop Nagashri Arts Hope you liked the cards and will check out the wide range of good quality products by Tubby Craft. Happy Crafting & Hugs Bharati

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