Baby Girl and Baby Boy Tags by Archisha

Hello Fellow Crafters !!!

My name is Archisha Mukherjee from Kenchi School and I am thrilled to showcase 2 baby tags using the Tubby Craft products.

Today I have a video tutorial with detailed step by step process.

Refer the end of the post to know what are the supplies used for this card.

TAG 1 – Baby Girl Tag

For this tag, I used Tubby Craft Hot Pink, Magenta and Lilac Purple dye inks and Tubby Craft It's A Girl Clear Stamp Set. The baby shoe was stamped using Tubby Craft Jet Black Ink with the help of the Tubby Craft Acrylic Blocks and later coloured with my alcohol markers.

TAG 2 – Baby Boy Tag

For this tag, I used Tubby Craft Aqua Blue and Chinese Blue dye inks and Tubby Craft It's A Boy and DIY Background Clear Stamp Set. The baby shoe was stamped using Tubby Craft Jet Black Ink an the mini stars using Tubby Craft Lead Grey Dye Ink with the help of the Tubby Craft Acrylic Blocks and later coloured with my alcohol markers.

Below is the video tutorial -

Tubby Craft Supplies used –

Tubby Craft products are available at following online retailers -

Crafters Emporio

The Craft Shop
Nagashri Arts

Hope you enjoyed today's tutorial.

Have a great day ahead !!!

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