Tubby Craft

Hey there crafty people. I hope you all doing well. This is Anu, Design team member Tubby Craft. Today i am here to share 2 simple coloring tags that i created using Tubby Craft newly released stamp sets, so lets have a look. SURPRISE BOX KRISHNA The process of creating both of these tags are same. I cut down two pieces of watercolor cardstock & punch them using a tag punch to make them into a tag. On one of the tags i created a watercolor background using tubby craft light pink dye ink. After that i stamped Krishna image directly onto the plain tag & the girl image on a separate piece of cardstock. I colored both of these images using watercolors. Then i fussy cut the girl image & added it on the watercolor background using foam tape. Lastly i stamped the sentiments individually using jet black ink from tubby craft. Supplies used: Surprise stamp set Krishna stamp set Light pink dye ink Jet black dye ink Rectangle acrylic block I hope you liked these projects if so...

Hi everyone This is Priyadarshini here. My post for today is about using stencils for background and coordinating stamps to go along with background.  Card 1 For this card, I used Butterfly stencil and Liliac purple ink. I used ink blending tool and dabbed off the excess ink. I didn't want the entire butterfly and stenciled only half of it.  I used butterfly love stamp (my favourite) and stamped and coloured the image.  I took a piece of vellum sheet, since I wanted the background to be visible and yet add the image and sentiment. I tore the edges and placed it in the middle.  For the sentiment, I used Special day greetings stamp set. To finish the card,I added some gemstones. Then used a dark purple cardstock for the base.  Card 2 To make this card, I took a black cardstock and used Stars and circles stencil for the background. For stenciling, I used white texture paste. The reason for using texture paste is, it...

Hey there crafty people ! This is Crafter Anu creative designer with Tubby Craft & today i am here to share a beautiful project with you all. I have created a card using Tubby Craft ROSES AND MORE stamp set. In this video i will be showing you how to color in monochrome I have some really easy methods & tips to share so do watch the video till the end. I hope you enjoy this video. Do leave some love in the comments :) Thank you until next time.. happy crafting. xoxo

Hello everyone, Welcome back to Tubby Craft blog..  This is design team member Priyadarshini here today.  Today is Valentine's day and I am happy so share some cards for loved ones and I have 3 cards today.  Card 1 This is a very simple card and I have used  Shine on  stamp set and stamped the image using  Jet black  dye ink. The image has a the girl holding a small star but instead, I made her holding a tiny heart. Using our newly released stencil, I made a background with  Chocolate brown  ink. I used a sentiment from  Perfect you  stamp set. To finish the card, I added some gemstones, 2 black strips and added it onto a top fold white notecard.  Card 2 My next card, is a floral card using  Wishes with Magnolia  stamp set and sentiment from  Perfect you . I stamped the flowers and leaves using Jet black ink and coloured with colour pencils. I wanted to do some repeated...

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

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...