Tubby Craft

Hello everyone, Tubby Craft is very happy to add two new ink colours to their existing ink line of 10 colours - Lawn Green  and Aqua Blue . Tubby Craft inks are : • Acid free • Gives crisp impression • Great coverage • Quick drying • Vibrant colours These inks have following application: • Ideal for stamping crisp images • Ideal for water colouring stamped images • Ideal for creating backgrounds • Ideal for blending We are super delighted to introduce new colours with Hussena today. She has used new inks with existing range of colours for water colouring, stamping and blending in her post. Her gorgeous creations have truly done justice to our products. We can't thank you enough to join us for this month and product launch. Over to you dear.. This is Hussena here, and I am so happy to be guest designing this month at the Tubby Craft blog! I blog at  Quill and Punch Works  and you can find me on social media here: Facebook   ...

Hello everyone, This is Hussena here, and I am so happy to be guest designing this month at the Tubby Craft blog! I blog at  Quill and Punch Works  and you can find me on social media here: Facebook   |   Instagram   |   Pinterest Today, I am sharing a card I made using the Lift Up Balloon stamp set from Tubby Craft. I wanted to do some watercoloring using this stamp set. Here's a look at what I have created: To create this card, I first stenciled the background using a cloud stencil and dye inks. After I was satisfied with the way the background looked, I stamped the image from the Lift Up Balloon set using Tubby Craft Jet Black Dye ink on Canson Montval watercolor paper. I stamped it using black ink, and clear embossed it because I wanted to do watercoloring. After clear heat embossing the image, I colored it using Kuretake Zig Clean Color Brush pens. I also stamped the little boat basket from the same stamp set...

Hello everyone, This is Hussena here, and I am so happy to guest design this month again at the Tubby Craft blog! I blog at  Quill and Punch Works  and you can find me on social media here: Facebook   |   Instagram   |   Pinterest Today, I am sharing two envelopes I made using different stamp sets from Tubby Craft. I shared some tags and a card last time and thought it would be nice to work on something different this month, and hence I decided to create money/shagun envelopes for my guest design post. I really enjoyed making them, and hope you will like the idea too.  Here's a look at what I have created: I made these envelopes primarily using two sets - Buttercup and Lift Up Balloon . These sets have some beautiful floral images in them, and as you know, I am a big sucker for all things florals! I was pretty excited to work with these two sets for my post. I will talk about each envelope in detail one by one. Let's s...

Hello everyone, This is Hussena here, and I am so happy to be guest designing here :) I blog at  Quill and Punch Works  and you can find me on social media here:  Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest Today, I am sharing three projects I made using the Buttercup set. I absolutely love working with floral images, and the Buttercup set has some really pretty florals which are perfect for coloring and layering. Here's a look at what I have created using this set. To create my card, I first stamped a bunch of flowers and leaves from the Buttercup set using black dye ink on watercolor paper. After stamping the images, I watercolored them using my Zig Clean Color Brush Markers in shades of pinks and blues for the flowers, and green for the leaves. Then I fussy cut the images and put them aside. Once the images were ready, it was time to work on my background and card base. For this, I took a card panel roughly measuring 4...