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Birthday shaker card & CAS card

 Hello everyone This is DT Priyadarshini here with another simple shaker card using  DIY PAPER CRAFT KIT - KIDS SPECIAL - BIRTHDAY THEME . The kit has amazing products to make a ton of cards or tags and more.  Shaker card I stamped the large cake, candles and a couple of cupcakes on white cardstock and coloured using pencils.  I kept the fuzzy cut elements aside and started making the shaker part. On another piece of white cardstock, I blended using Imperial Red and Lemon yellow inks using the blending tool from the kit.   I used square dies to cut a frame for the shaker part and pasted a piece of acetate. I added some foam adhesive behind the frame. On the ink blended part, I added two cupcakes and sequins. Then I added the acetate part.  To finish the card, I took a top fold note card and added the large cake on one corner of the shaker part and some flowers on the other side.  I added the sentiment using Jet black ink and the card is done....

Explosion Box Using DIY Birthday Theme Kit by Tubby Craft

  Hello Everyone,  Myself Mona Diwan and today I am going to share with you Explosion Box I created using the DIY Paper craft Birthday Kit which is recently launched by Tubby Craft in collaboration with Dress My Craft. This kit is complete in itself as it has got everything needed for stamping and card making. For this explosion box I have used all the supplies provided in the kit. I used Iris card stock in the kit and made the explosion box. I then took the sweet Treat paper pack and cut it to mat the flaps and cover of explosion box. I stamped the candle image from the stamp set on iris card stock provided in the kit and coloured them using zig markers. I also fussy cut the few elements from the paper pack and adhered them on the scallop circles on all four flaps. I used Alphabet stencil provided in the kit to stencil the alphabets of the word LOVE on all four scallop circles on the flaps of the box using Tubby Craft Ink. For the cake, I have used my Circle nestabilities to ...

Gift pocket in cards

 Hello there, This is Priyadarshini here today and  I am back with another post for   Tubby craft   team using our newly launched   DIY kit birthday kids special . I have a different project here where I made two cards with pockets in the front where we can tuck in a gift card or some money as gift. To make these cards, I stretched the stamps.  Card 1 For the first card, I used  Baby in box  stamp set along with  Big birthday wishes .  I used the large cake with number candle and the sentiment and a few cupcakes.  I masked of the baby from baby in box stamp set and tucked in the cake and cupcakes into the box.  I used a vellum sheet on the back of the stamped images and added double sided adhesive and created a small pocket to tuck in a gift card or some birthday cash.  To finish the card, I took a white top fold note card, and added a piece of pattern paper from the kit and added the cake image to the base.  I also a...

Emboss Resist Gift Tags | Using Birthday DIY Kit with Tasha | VIDEO

Hey Crafty People! Today I'm sharing a fun, ink blending technique using embossing to create a pattern. I'm making a whole bunch of gift tags using several of the products included in the   Birthdays DIY Papercrafting Kit . The technique I'm using is called emboss resist; you stamp and emboss onto your cardstock, I like to use either white or clear embossing powder, then you can ink blend over the top and the embossing will resist the ink. You can wipe any excess ink off the embossing and you have the stamped pattern perfectly visible. I used several of the small stamp images within the Birthday stamp set (included in the kit) to create several different repeat stamping patterns on a variety of tags. Once this was embossed, I grabbed two of the inks included in the kit, and created a few different blends over the tags. The inks included, that I used here, are Light Pink & Aqua Blue so I used each of these on their own to create ombre tags. I then did a half/half blend o...