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 Hello and a very happy Diwali everyone. With the increasing trend of clean and simple cards, I, Anirudh, DT member, bring to you all two easy and beautiful cards that feature the dry embossing technique.  So let's start! THE TECHNIQUE  Dry embossing with stencils gives a subtle look to any project. For this, use this sandwich and run it through your machine; from below upwards, clear plate - embossing plate - embossing pad - paper - stencil - clear plate. You may need to add additional shims for deeper emboss looks. CARD 1 I started with a white card panel and dry embossed using zig-zag stencil. Then I used the Diwali greetings stamp to do some no-line watercoloring of the diya image with zig markers and fussy cut it out. Then I simply attached that to a red shaped die-cut and that over the embossed panel. For the sentiment, I used Chinese Blue dye ink. Lastly, I added this to a white card base. Take a look at the beautiful detail... CARD 2 For this card, I used the Star...

  Hello friends. This is Anu, designer at Tubby Craft. I hope you all are doing well & keeping safe. Firstly A very Happy Diwali to each one of you. This Diwali being a socially distanced one we all are trying to make & send our best wishes to our loved ones whom we might not going to meet personally this year. And to help you with that today i have 2 simple Diwali cards to share using a beautiful technique RESIST EMBOSS TECHNIQUE I used the same technique for both the cards, lets see how CARD 1 Follow steps to create: 1. Take a piece of white cardstock & mask the sides 1 inches from both left and right. 2. Apply MUSTARD YELLOW ink through FOLIAGE stencil & quickly sprinkle CLEAR EMBOSSING POWDER on it & then heat set it. 3. Now blend it again with YELLOW ink & remove the mask. 4. Stamp diya images with VERSAMARK & GOLD EMBOSSING POWDER, heat set it & color & cut. 5. Stamp shubh deepawali with HOT PINK ink apply  CLEAR EMBOSSING POWDER on it...

  Hello everyone, Mugdha here and today I am going to share two festive cards with you all which I have made using Sibling festival stamp set by Tubby craft I have made a Quick window trifold card and also have the video tutorial for it. Lets have a look at the pics                                                    Here is detailed Video Tutorial for this card                                                                                                                Now moving on to my second card For this card, I used a pattern paper for the background. I stamped the cute b...

 Hello there everyone, this is Anirudh, Tubby Craft DT Member, with two festive cards using a non-festive stamp set. With the festivities fast approaching, I thought of making some Diwali cards. We all have many regular stamp sets with great images and I tried to give a festive touch to one of my all-time fav stamp set Camelia Layered stamp from Tubby Craft . Other products used would be mentioned at the end of the post. Let's begin... CARD 1 For this card, I used Camelia Layered stamp and stamped the base image with lemon yellow dye ink and the two detail layers with tangy orange dye ink. Then I masked the flower and stamped the leaf image from the stamp set using lawn green dye ink. Next, I fussy cut them and adhered with liquid glue and foam tape onto a deep blue card panel and finished it with a white heat embossed sentiment and a few adhesive half pearls. Then I adhered this onto a silver mirror card sheet and then affixed it over the same deep blue card base. Here's a cl...

Hello friends! It's Piyu here today. How's your Diwali preparations going on? If you are planning to make some Diwali cards, do check out our the Diwali stamp sets. I have 3 Diwali cards for you made using them. Not just that, I also have pictorials for 2 cards. So here's the first one - Step 1: I started with stamping and coloring the Diyas from the Diwali Greetings stamp set. I then fussy cut them. Step 2: Then I stamped the intricate design pattern stamp onto the colored diyas using Chocolate Brown dye ink. Step 3: Then I stamped the greeting wordings from the same stamp set onto a white cardstock and layered it onto a red cardstock. Step 4: I stamped the fireworks behind the wordings using Lemon Yellow, Tangy Orange and Imperial Red Dye ink.     Step 5: Finally I adhered the 2 Diyas to complete the card. Now onto my second card - Step1:  I stamped the adorable Ganesha from the Diwali - Ganesha stamp set. ...