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Tubby Crafts Ink Backgrounds and Under the Sea Cards with Precious Treasure Stamp

Hi All,

This is Priya Sondhi from Priya and Papers. I am super excited to be the guest designer here at Tubby Craft.
Tubby Craft is a new venture for card making supplies and they are the first ones to introduced stamping dye inks that are "Made in India".  They also have super cute range of card making stamp sets. I will be sharing a series of inspirational posts showcasing Tubby Craft stamps and inks this month!
Today I have 2 cards for you which I made using inks and Precious Treasure stamp set. I made background panels by ink blending over stencils using Tubby crafts inks.


Card 1 : You are a Treasure Card
For this card I created under the sea scene using Lilac Purple and Sapphire Blue ink pads.  I have also used Jet Black ink pad to stamp my images. I colored the images from the stamp set using Zig clean color brush pens.


These ink are super juicy to begin with and mix up well with each other to create a vibrant mix of colors. These inks are reactive with water as I sprinkled droplets of water with a paint brush on this panel.


The stamps are carved with perfection and works well with each technique. For this card, I heat embossed the sentiment with white embossing powder over black cardstock and as you can see, the impression is perfect! 


 Card 2 : You are a Pearl
I totally loved how this card turned out. I had this idea of a shining beautiful pearl as center of my card and thanks to Tubby craft inks, I was able to turn the blueprint into physical card.


To create the background, I used Tubby Craft Lemon Yellow and Imperial Red ink and blended over radiant ray stencil. Tubby craft inks work well with foam blending tools that are available in the market and I used what I had in my stash. You can use any stencil and ink blending tools that you have.


Here is a close up of the shell pearl stamp from the stamp set. Notice the crisp stamping with Tubby Craft Jet Black ink. The black color didn't bleed at all with the zig colors pens. I always let the outlined stamping impression to dry before using any coloring medium to fill in.


Here is a list of all the Tubby Crafts supplies I used to make these cards.

 1. Precious Treasure Stamp Set
 2. Imperial Red Ink Pad
 3. Lemon Yellow Ink Pad
 3. Jet Black Ink Pad
 3. Lilac Purple Ink Pad 
4. Sapphire Blue Ink Pad 

That's it for today. I hope you will like the cards I made with Tubby craft stamps and inks. Do leave a comment if you liked it.
I will be back next Monday with another inspirational post using Tubby Crafts supplies so stay tuned!

Cheers,
Priya Sondhi
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