Floral layout, number card and lace tag by Monika

Hello everyone!!!

Here I am going to share 3 projects using gorgeous supplies and newly released stamp sets from Tubby Craft.

As my first project, I have this super gorgeous layout, featuring my sweet sister and my little boy “Uroo”. I always love capturing their pictures while they cuddle each other. So, I have used lots of wonderful supplies from Tubby Craft, as I received so many amazing newly released dye ink pads and super cute stamp sets in my this month DT kit.

Here I am sharing a process of making this super easy and quick layout to treasure your beautiful moments forever.

First I have stenciled the background of white cardstock (12x12 inches) using Tubby Craft Dye inks Light Pink, Turquoise and iCraft stencil.

I used some Tubby Craft Inks to colour the background and done lots of stamping using two stamp sets “Floral Invitation” and “Buttercup”.

Stamped different type of flowers and leaves on another card stock, using “Buttercup” stamp set and fussy cut them to embellish the whole layout.

Then added picture and then added the all fussy cut elements to create some layers. For adding more love into the layout, I used some lovely sentiments from “Precious Treasure” stamp set.

At the end, I used some Finnabair Art stones and done some partial stencilling with Jet Black Dye Ink to finish this super cute layout.

Few more images:

Here are entire stamp sets and inks used:

Buttercup

Precious Treasure

Floral Invitation

Dye ink pad- Turquoise

Dye ink pad- Emerald Green

Dye ink pad- Light Pink

Dye ink pad- Aqua Blue

Dye ink pad- Lawn Green

Dye ink pad- Lemon Yellow

Dye ink pad- Jet Black

Acrylic blocks- Medium

Project 2

I made this cute oval shaped card by using adorable set “Nine World”. I really am in love with these super cute number stamp sets.

To make this card, I took a white base card and prepared an oval shaped base card first, and then die cut another oval shape for top layer.
I used two shades of Tubby Craft Dye inks Lemon Yellow and Lawn Green to colour the background.
I stamped the image from “Nine World” stamp set using Tubby Craft’s Dye ink pad- Jet Black.
I chose Tubby Craft Dye ink pads Lawn Green to colour the image. Then fussy cut the image and added on to the card using some pieces of foam tape.
To finish my card I stamped the cute sentiment.

Here are the stamp sets and inks used….

Nine World

Dye ink pad- Lemon yellow

Dye ink pad- Lawn Green

Dye ink pad- Jet Black

Acrylic blocks- Medium

Project 3

Here are some simple and elegant tags which I made using newly launched stamp set “Lace Pattern” by Tubby Craft.

For these tags, first die cut some different size tags.
Then, stamped lace design on small size tags using newly launched Tubby Craft Dye ink pad Turquoise.
At the end added a beautiful sentiment from “Perfect You” stamp set.

Supplies used:

Lace Pattern

Perfect You

Dye ink pad- Turquoise

Dye ink pad- Jet Black

Acrylic blocks- Medium

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Dr Monika Shukla

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