Tubby Craft

Hello crafty people! Hope your week is up to a good start... Rakshabandhan is just around the corner and so, I've got a video tutorial for easy peasy DIY Rakhi for kiddos. It looks absolutely delightful and is super easy to make, click on the link below to watch the video tutorial, DIY RAKHI FOR KIDS Have a look at the Rakhis, These are so easy to make... I started by stamping cute images from various stamp sets with Jet Black dye ink onto white cardstock, colored them using copics, and then fussy cut them out. I always use a black marker to give a nice finishing to the edges of the pieces. Then, I laminated these and then cut them again, leaving a good margin across the image so the seal doesn't open up. Then I simply took a fancy cord/lace and hot glued the images over it. To prevent the glue from scratching the delicate wrists, I glued small pieces of felt, reinforcing the glued image. And our Rakhi is done in no time at all. You can simply switch kid-friendly images with fl...

Hello crafty people! Today, I've got a video tutorial for an amazing 3D card... I call it a display card. It looks absolutely delightful and is super easy to make, and without using any dies! The best thing is, it mails flat and fits an A2 envelope, YAY!!! For detailed process, CLICK HERE Here's a look at the dimensional interactive card,, Another great thing is the beautiful and versatile stamp set - Crafty Friends. It is a part of the latest June Tubby Craft release, so cleverly designed and thoughtful, right? The measurements are shared here again, in case you didn't take a screenshot already, lol! BASE CARDSTOCK - 4 1/4 X 5 1/2 (2pcs.) and 2 3/4 X 5 1/2 (1pc) WHITE CARDSTOCK PANEL - 2 1/2 X 4 3/4 (1pc), 1 1/2 X 4 (2pcs) and 3/4 X 4 (2pcs) SCORE MARKS - @5 1/2 side- 1/2, 2 1/4, 3 1/4, 5 @ 4 1/4 side- 3/4 , 3 1/2 only until the first scored line. Here's how it looks from the top view! I hope you will try creating this interactive card, and I'm sure you'll enjo...

Hi there everyone and I hope you and your families are doing good! Today, I thought of making some quick and easy cards for all those facing health issues amidst this ongoing chaos... and I came with this idea, For the detailed process, CLICK HERE Let's see the details... Started by using colored cardstock and ink blended with Lawn green, Emerald green and Olive green Tubby Dye Ink pads, creating a lighter halo at the center and darker shades towards the periphery. Using the foliage stamp from the Birds Get Well Soon Stamp set and the darkest shade, I stamped it a couple of times at the outer sides and with the lightest shade at the central halo. For the focal image, I heat embossed the cockatoo using silver embossing powder and added the sentiments by white heat embossing on black cardstock strips. To finish the card, I simply adhered this panel to a black card base; and there you have a quick and easy get well soon card. Quick, right? Check this another card I made using the same...