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MEET NEW DT MEMBER - Anshita Talwar | Jingle all the way card

HELLO ALL,


I am here to introduce gem in our DESIGN TEAM - 


She is Anshita Talwar , the face behind PixieDust/ anshita_pixiedust( on instagram).
She is a creative entrepreneur who specialises in Card making and Decoupage. She also likes water color painting, resin art, jewellery making and snail mailing . She is a stationary enthusiast and loves being creative with her craft supplies . 
She is B.com( hons ) graduate from Jesus and Mary college, Delhi University and Master in Fashion Management(MFM) from National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT). Now she is following her passion and is a full time crafter. She also conduct art and craft workshops. She don't just love doing crafting but strive to induce that same level of interest and passion for crafting among enthusiastic students . 

Follow her at following social media channels -

Instagram | Facebook

Over to Anshita....


JINGLE BELLS , JINGLE BELLS , JINGLE ALL THE WAY

 

Hello My Crafty friends , 

With all the joy and happiness which Christmas brings along, i am Delighted to share my first DT project for Tubby Craft.

 

Christmas is the season of happiness and giving . Its always nice to get presents but even more amazing to give gifts to those who hold dear to your heart and remind them how much you appreciate them and are grateful for them for being incredible people who bring joy to you all year around .

So i am sharing two inspirational projects for Christmas . The first is the Christmas card and the second is the Christmas wooden ornament.

 


Snowglobe Shaker Christmas Card 

For the front panel of the card, i drew a circle of radius 5.5 cms using a compass on a watercolor sheet  . Then using the same center point i drew another concentric circle of radius 5 cms. Then i handdrew the base of the snowglobe. Once the drawing is done, i had cut out the snowglobe and the paper within the 5 cm circle in order to get a circular frame. Now using the front panel i had trace two snowglobe outline on the watercolor paper for the center panel and the back panel.

Next using the Christmas animals stamp set and Medium Acrylic block from Tubby Craft, i stamped the Cute Christmas Animals in the center of the center panel. I also stamped the Christmas animals on another sheet (lets call it rough sheet)  which i will be using for masking. I'd cut out the christmas animals from the rough sheet and placed it on the christmas animals of the Center panel. The rough sheet will protect the animals of the base sheet from getting the color when we color the background.

Next using the blending brushes and dye ink pads - Aqua blue and Sapphire blue , i colored the background of the center panel and the frame of the front panel. Then using my watercolors i colored my Christmas animals. Next i splattered white poster color to give the snow effect.  

Next i stamped up the sentiment Merry Christmas from the same stamp set. Then i fixed an acetate sheet/ OHB sheet on the back of the front panel and added some mounting tape along the circular frame . Then i added some snowflakes shaker elements and fixed the front panel to the center panel of the card . Next i scored a margin of 1 cms and applied glue within the margin of the back panel and fixed it to the center panel .


Our Snowglobe Shaker Christmas Card with cute Christmas animals singing jingle bells , jingle bells, jingle all the way is ready.

Be someone's secret santa by sending them your handmade shaker snowglobe card.

I am sure your sweet gesture will make someones Christmas merrier and joyful.

 

Christmas Wooden Ornament


By the way , have you decorated your Christmas tree yet ??

Not yet !! And if you are thinking of Christmas ornaments then dont rush to market, instead lets make one.

For the next project i am going to make Christmas ornament using the same stamp set - Christmas animals and a wooden log.

I primed the base of my wooden log and then stamped up the Christmas animals stamp using tubby craft dye ink pad - jet black and medium acrylic block 

Then i colored the image and background using acrylic colors. Once the colors dried i varnished them . Next i added rope in the hole in my wooden log and knotted it well.

My christmas ornament is ready to be put up on my Christmas tree. The wooden ornament makes a perfect Secret Santa gift too.

I hope you guys give it a try and also share your comments with me .

 

Until we meet next, have a holly jolly Christmas.

Candy Cane Wishes and Mistletoe Kisses

Anshita Talwar

 

Supplies for making the projects are :

            STAMP SET - Christmas Animals


                            DYE INK PAD

                 1.Aqua Blue dye ink pad


              2. Sapphire Blue dye ink pad


                   3. Jet black dye ink pad

      ACRYLIC BLOCK -Medium Acrylic block

                        Blending Brushes

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www.tubbycraft.com

 

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