Tubby Craft

H ello, friends! Today, I've got two fresh and vibrant projects to share with you all using the latest Tubby release;   CARD 1 This card was really easy to put together. I started by creating the beach sunset scene using Chinese blue, Sapphire blue and Turquoise dye inks for the sea; Chocolate brown and mustard yellow for the sand; and Lemon yellow and Tangy orange for the sky. Our awesome blending brushes provide a smooth blend and are so ergonomically designed. I used Tangy orange to ink a die-cut circle for the sun as well. I then stamped the mice with binoculars using Jet black ink, copic colored it and fussy cut it out. For the sentiment, I simply white heat embossed onto black cardstock. Lastly, I assembled the entire card on a red cardbase and also added a few flying birds using black pen along the sun to set the scene. And there we have our cute mice-y card! Let me show you all the next example... CARD 2 For this card, I began by stamping the mice with the roe and then mask...

Hello, friends! Today, I've got two fresh and vibrant projects to share with you all using the latest Tubby release; These two look quite similar but the techniques are really very different. Let me show you how I made them one by one. So let's begin! TECHNIQUE 1 GRADIENT STRIPES To start with, I used a white card front and then placed the new stencil diagonally. Then using Tubby inks and blending brush, I blended the colors in rainbow order across the stencil down upwards. This gives a really cool gradient of colors in every single stripe. For the sentiment, I white heat embossed the main stamp image of the new "Invitation" stamp set onto black cardstock, die cut it out and adhered it to the card front. Finally, I attached the panel on a black base, added a few gems and our vibrant invite is ready! TECHNIQUE 2 BOLD STRIPES This one is pretty straightforward to create! I simply blended the inks in rainbow order but this time along the stripes of the stencil, and looks...

 Hello dearies! The festive season in India is just about to begin and the first in line is Rakshabandhan, and today I have an amazing gift pillow box.  It's perfect to hold chocolates, small gifts, and gift cash. Let me show you its construction, and trust me, it is simple and easy to make. So let's start... Take a big piece of white cardstock and use Aqua Blue dye ink and our amazing Blending brush to blend through Watercolor lines stencil in a horizontal direction. Then, rotate the stencil to the vertical direction and blend using Hot Pink dye ink. This gives a great plaid background and the purple at the interjunctions is so very pretty! Using a pillow box die (or a simple pillow box template from the net) construct the pillow box and now is the fun time - decoration! I used the Sibling Festival stamp to stamp the bro-sis image, Copic colored it, fussy cut it out, and then glued to a golden filigree for some interest. Then, I adhered this to the pillow box. For the sentime...