MEET THE DESIGN TEAM MEMBER - Tasha - Ink Blending
Hello all,
I am here to introduce another new Design Team Member - Natasha Davies liked to be known as "Tasha". Lovely name isn't it? She is from the UK and married with two wonderful children. She has hEDS and she is always looking for ways to allow her to work round my disabilities, especially in the craft room! Such an inspiration she is. She is passionate about crafty therapy and creating makes her happy!
She loves trying new techniques and She is comfortable with most mediums.
You all can follow her at following social media accounts -
That's it from me today! Hope you all have great day!
Love
Shruti
Over to Tasha....
Hey crafty people!
It's Tasha here, with my very first post as a member of Tubby Craft Design Team! I'm so looking forward to sharing inspiration with you all, and I can't wait to see what you all make with Tubby Crafts' awesome products.
Some info about me:
I'm from the UK.
I love lots of different mediums, but my favorites are: Copics, water color, heat embossing, digital work with my Cameo 4 and die cutting!
I'm passionate about helping others find their inner spark of creativity.
I've got two kids, and they love crafting almost as much as me!
If I am in my craft room then you can be sure I am singing!
I love Taylor Swift.
You'll find me on most social media and I like to go by HandmadeByTasha, so if you see me then make sure to say hi 👋
As soon as I got my DT kit in the post I had to break out all those luscious inks and swatch them all out to see how well they really work, and I gotta say, I was pretty blown away by them!!! I always do two tests on my swatch tags; I stamp a heart and then I blend some of the ink onto the bottom of the tag. Then I put all of the tags onto a journal ring and hang it on my pegboard, that makes it so easy to grab and check the colors before I stamp.
They all stamped beautifully and I was seriously impressed by their blending ability. The colors are vibrant and the ink pads have a true color swatch on the side making them easy peasy to store & use.
*You can check out the video of me doing these swatched over on YouTube!
LINK TO MY VIDEO
I had so much fun playing with the inks and some of Tubby Craft stencils that I made a whole bunch of backgrounds! (But some of them are tucked away ready for nextmonth's release!! 😉
Now we have the introduction out of the way I'm super excited to share my first card with you all!
I used the Butterfly stencil on a 4 x 5.25 inch piece of Neenah 80lb cardstock and I blended two of Tubby's purple inks lilac purple & lavender violet over the wings using a make up brush. I made sure to cover the edges of the stencil and the butterfly's body, so that I didn't get ink anywhere that I didn't want it.
Once I was happy with the wings I covered them and used a very small blending brush to apply jet black ink to the body.
I chose to position my Butterfly to one side, allowing one of its wings to be only partially visible because I like the interest this adds to the design. It's fun to play around with the placement of your elements; changing the position of your focal image can completely change the feel of your design and it's something that I love doing! I think it can take your designs to a whole new level, I'd love to see if you try it!! (Tag me, @handmadebytasha13 and Tubby Craft on Instagram or in the Tubby Exhibits Facebook Group!)
I embossed a sentiment from Bright Day stamp set onto a strip of vellum and secured that to the panel by folding it over each side and adhering it to the back with strong double sided tape.
A few gold sequins placed at either end of the strip finish it off beautifully.
I popped my panel up on foam tape onto an A2 sized card base made from 110lb Neenah.
That's all from me for now, but I'll be back with more inspiration soon!
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