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CAS card + tag

Hello everyone,

Ria on this side. I am sure you are using Tubbycraft dye inks and are surely loving them. Today, I have made two easy CAS projects using the same dye inks. Without wasting much time, let us jump onto the projects:

Project 1:



For this card design, I have masked the area to be colored firstly. Then I have blended three inks from Tubby craft viz. Lilac Purple, Hot Pink and Light pink. Then, I stamped the images from Floral Peony with Jet black ink and I colored the image with black marker. The sentiment is from the same stampset stamped with jet black dye ink. I have finished the card with adding Nuvo drops crystal clear.

Project 2:


This is a quick bookmark that I have created. Firstly, I sprayed some water onto a tag and pressed the dye ink pads over it (Lemon Yellow and Tangy Orange). Then I stamped the image and sentiment from Butterfly love with Jet black dye ink.

I hope you have liked the projects!

Supplies used:










Tubby Craft products are available at following online retailers - 

HNDMD 
CraftsNeed 
Letz Craft
Crafters Corner
Nirmal Stationers

Happy crafting.
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