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Flying slider card! DT Anirudh

  Hello crafty people! Hope your week is up to a good start... I've got a video tutorial for easy peasy interactive cards using the latest tubby release which includes the adorable Plane Flying stamp... It looks absolutely delightful and is super easy to make, click on the link below to watch the video tutorial, Flying Slider cards! Take a closer look at the projects... These are some closeup shots of the cards... I hope you will try creating these and I'm sure they will bring smiles to your face as well as your loved ones! Don't forget to use the code ANIRUDH5 to get a 5% off! Be safe, Be healthy and  Keep crafting... The Tubby Craft products used in making these cards are listed down under- PLANE FLYING STAMP SCALLOPED CLOUD STENCIL  INK PADS ACRYLIC BLOCK BLENDING BRUSH Visit  https://www.tubbycraft.com/  and check the exciting range of crafty stuff... Tubby Craft products are also sold by these e-retailers:- HNDMD Crafters Corner Nagashri Arts
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Plumeria floral cards for Mother’s day- ft. Watercolour lines stencil

  Hello everyone, Its DT jaya here!  Mother’s Day is around the corner and I’m sure we all prepared cards for important women in our lives. But I’m still want to share a couple of ideas for such cards. Today I am popping in to share with you my mother’s day card with the  PLUMERIA  stamp set.  Card - 1 For my card, I first stamped a beautiful floral image  using jet black  Ink onto a ivory cardstock. I started by colouring these flowers with waterbrush markers, and then fussy cut them. I selected only one flower image with leaves which I added instead of letter 'O' The letters for " MOM "  were die cut from ivory card stock using alphabet dies and ink Blended the edges of letter M. & adhered to the stitched rectangle panel.  The bloom was substituted  for the "O" and adhered between the two M's.  After that, I use  watercolour lines stencil  for the background with modeling paste... Once it was dried, I then added this...
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Rainbow cupcakes wishes- ft. Alphabet stencil

  Hello everyone,  its DT Jaya here again. Today it's my birthday...  I love to bake sweet cupcakes, so I wanted to create a delicious birthday card using Tubbycraft stamps & stencil. For my card I used couple of techniques to make my card background. Want to create quick and easy titles, headings, sentiments, and more for your paper crafting projects? This stencil features the alphabet in a traditional stencil font. It is great for creating background textures, sentiments, and titles. Alphabet stencils look beautiful when blended with dye inks.  I Placed the stencil over the project area and secure it with washi tape & Added a rainbow patterns to your project by blending inks, Gently pulled the stencil off from the project area to see the gorgeous look. After stenciling, I made rainbow ink smooshing background over the stenciled pattern area. I am in love with this Distress Ink Watercolor Smooshed Background.  I loved it so much that I didn't want to co...
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Mice-y cards... with DT Anirudh

H ello, friends! Today, I've got two fresh and vibrant projects to share with you all using the latest Tubby release;   CARD 1 This card was really easy to put together. I started by creating the beach sunset scene using Chinese blue, Sapphire blue and Turquoise dye inks for the sea; Chocolate brown and mustard yellow for the sand; and Lemon yellow and Tangy orange for the sky. Our awesome blending brushes provide a smooth blend and are so ergonomically designed. I used Tangy orange to ink a die-cut circle for the sun as well. I then stamped the mice with binoculars using Jet black ink, copic colored it and fussy cut it out. For the sentiment, I simply white heat embossed onto black cardstock. Lastly, I assembled the entire card on a red cardbase and also added a few flying birds using black pen along the sun to set the scene. And there we have our cute mice-y card! Let me show you all the next example... CARD 2 For this card, I began by stamping the mice with the roe and then mask...
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