Tubby Craft

Hi All, I am back to introduce another Design Team Member - Dhruvika Raj.  She is an aeronautical engineer, loves traveling and adventurous, certified mountaineer, scuba diver and a paraglider. She loves to explore the skies, lands and the deep oceans all across the world. Paris and Lisbon are her favourite cities for the art that these cities exhibit. She is currently posted to Bangalore which is due to the urban nomadic lifestyle that she has, owing to serving the nation as a proud soldier of the Indian Air Force. Follow her at following social media channels - Instagram  |  Blog  |  Facebook  |  Youtube Over to Dhruvika.... Hello Dear Crafty Friends, I am Dhruvika and too excited to share my first post as Tubby Craft Design Team Member. I hope all of you are safe and feeling crafty. Since it is Fall, I decided to share some quick ideas to create a series of Thank you cards. These Thank You cards are created using ink blending, die cutting, stencili...

Hello Everyone, I'm stopping by to share two birthday cards using cute Tubby Craft stamp called "Penguin Love" and "Birthday Wishes". I have used Masking technique to make both the cards. Card 1 To make this card, I die cut out the white card stock and stamped the penguins by masking them using Black tubby craft ink. Once satisfied, I stamped the balloons too and colored all these images using alcohol markers. After that I stamped the sentiment on white strip and adhered the same using foam tape along with washi tape. Glued it on Pista green card stock. Finally added some clear sequins to complete it. Here is my second card using same stamp set.. For this card also, I die cut out white card stock . Then I stamped the image and masked it to ink the background. After that I stamped the balloons and the sentiment. Added stamped and fussy cut gift too.  Finally adhered it on matching note card and added some matching s...

Happy Friday! It’s Shabneez with a blog post about smooshing.   Smooshing is a technique that once you start I’m sure you won’t stop and the Tubby Craft Dye Inks are perfect for this as they are waterbased. I have two step by step pictorial tutorials to share with you using the smooshing technique.   Smooshing is basically the combining of ink with water to create an effect. 1.   Take a sheet of watercolour card stock and put some imperial red ink on your glass mat with a spritz of water. 2.   Put the card on the ink and water mixture and smoosh by pressing and moving the card around in the ink. 3.   Do the same with the other colour ink pads to create a rainbow effect finishing with the lavender violet. 4.   Use the black ink to stamp the rainbows randomly around the rainbow background. 5.   Using the ink pads and a waterbrush I painted the unicorn image. 6.   Stamp the ...