Christmas and Birthday Invitation Cards by Anushree

Hi Friends,

I am super delighted to be on Tubby Craft blog today with my new creations.

For my first card I have used Tubby Craft Stencil, Inks and Stamps, Here is my card

How I made it:

1. I first stenciled the background using Gradient Cubes Stencil, Aqua Blue and Sapphire Blue dye inks.

2. I then attached that background to Blue base card.

3. Next I stamped balloon and cake images from "Make a wish" and "Penguin Love " stamp set,in black ink and colored then using Tubby Craft inks.

4. After coloring,I fussy cut them and attached as shown.

5. Sentiment is stamped on a separate sheet and is from Make a Wish stamp set.

Products Used:

Next up is Invitation cards made using Number stamps

This is the front of the invitation with back having party details.

I have used number stamps from Tubby Craft, stamped and colored them separately before adhering to base of the invitation.

Here are few more pics of the invitations

I have used

Hope you enjoyed both my creations.

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Would be back with more fun projects soon.Till then Have fun and keep crafting.

Hugs,

Anushree

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