Tubby Craft

Hi Guys, Welcome back to Tubby Craft Blog. I have 2 beautiful yet simple cards to share with you all today. Card 1: Steps to create this card: Cut a card base from thick cardstock. I have cut a square card base of size 3.5”*3.5” and then rounded the corners. Then on a separate piece of paper, I created a background by ink blending Tubby craft inks: Turquoise, Lavender Velvet and Sapphire Blue. Using a circle die that cuts out a leaves patter I die cut the ink blended piece. I then stamped the sentiment ‘You are Adorable’ from Tubby craft stamp set ‘Camelia layered flower’ on a white strip of paper. Then I assemble everything together as you can see in the card and our card is completed. Card 2: Steps to make this card:  I make a card base of size 3.5”*2.5”. On a separate piece of paper, I create a background by ink blending on it using Tubby Craft inks: Imperial Red, Tangy Orange and Lemon Yellow. I use a double stitched rectangle di...

Hello Friends, This is Piyu again and I am back with my second guest Post here. Today, I have a CAS card and a co-ordinating tag made with the same adorable stamp set - giraffe love. I first stamped the giraffe and colored it using copic markers. Then I added the 2 hearts and sentiment. The hearts are stamped with Tubby craft's Imperial red ink.  Finally I stamped the sentiment made using 2 stamps. I loved the crisp stamping of the intricate sentiment. I also added some highlights with white gel pen. Here are the supplies used - Giraffe Love Imperial Red Hope you liked my creations today. Thank you for stopping by. Love, Piyu

Let's fly away! Hello crafty friends.. Devika here and today I will be showing the Smooshing technique using Tubby Craft ink pads. The best thing about these ink pads is that they can be used for stamping and for creating amazing backgrounds. I really loved the way how beautifully these dye inks blended into the background...hop on to the video to see step by step tutorial :) Hope you all loved this post. Do leave your comment below and don't forget to like, share and subscribe to our youtube channel for more crafty videos :) Happy crafting <3 Supplies used from the store:                   

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...

Hello crafty friends!! Devika here and today I am sharing the different ways in which you can use the stamp set from February release,  Precious Treasure...the moment I saw this stamp set, I fell for it! There are just endless ways in which you can use it. I will also be sharing how you can use the different coloured Tubby Craft ink pads to create wonderful backgrounds and stamped images! Let's get started!! CARD 1: - Cut out a small rectangular window in a piece of white cardstock. -I wanted to give it a "sea theme" hence opted for 2 shades of blue distress inks. Blend them together by giving a darker shade at the bottom and lighter shade at the top.                                                    -Sprint some small water droplets on the card and immediately lift it with a cloth/paper towel, to give it the ...

Hello Everyone I am back again with 2 more projects today.. Card1: I have a fully loaded card using ButterCup stamp set from the store.. Steps:  1. I picked one offwhite coloured card in A2 size, a black coloured cardstock in a slightly smaller size and another off white coloured card stock in a smaller size than black one.  2. Next i stamped the flowers and leaves using "buttercup" stamp set on the smallest offwhite cardstock.  3. Next I coloured the stamped flowers & leaves  using my Duo coloured pencils and distress inks.  4. I also stamped & coloured 2 flowers on a separate sheet & fussy cut them 5. I added butter paper in the center of the card & stamped the sentiment "Best wishes" on it using versa black onyx ink and added the fussy cut flowers on it.  6. Adhered this panel on the black cardstock and then on the base card.  7. I added stiched lines on the corners and dotted texture on the blue portion be...