Three beautiful floral cards by Irina

Hello all!

This is Irina Chebotareva (IraChe).

Today I want to show you three cards.

I made three cards using "Wishes with Magnolia" and "Bright Day" stamp sets from Tubby Craft and and Tubby Craft dye ink pads.

Look! There are three cards with their own style.

CARD 1

First, I stamped flowers with Lemon Yellow, Raspberry, Magenta, Lilac Purple and Lavender Violet inks. Then I stamped the sentiment with Jet Black ink.

CARD 2

I made card using Magnolia stamp set and water colored it’s Tubby Craft inks.

For coloring, I used Magenta and Lilac Purple inks.

Then I stamped the sentiment with Jet Black ink.

Also, used white and black gel pen for detailing.

CARD 3

For background, i gave watercolor effect card using Turquoise dye ink from Tubby Craft.
Then I stamped the flowers with Jet Black ink.
After that, I colored flowers with black pencil.
Then, I added details using white and black gel pen. Lastly, added sentiment to complete the card.

Products Used

Tubby Craft products are available at following online retailers -

CraftsNeed

Crafters Emporio
Crafters Corner
HNDMD
Nagashri Arts

Letz Craft

Nirmal Stationers

Make beauty with smile,

Irina Chebotareva

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