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 there this is DT Priyadarshini here Birthdays are such a wonderful occasion to celebrate with loved ones. How to make it more fun??? By using out   DIY paper craft kit - Birthday theme   from Tubby Craft. This kit has all the basics we need to create cards and tag and more... The kit contains a stamp set, stencils, ink pads, white card stock, shaker elements, acrylic block, blending brush and pattern paper. I enjoyed making these 3 very very simple projects using this kit.  Roseate topper I took 2 pattern papers from the kit and trimmed one down to 3 pieces of 2" wide and 2 pieces of 1" width. Using my scoreboard, I scored at every quarter inch and trimmed out the last cut alone.  I did valley fold and mountain fold and burnished the scored lines well. I used liquid glue to attach the pieces together To make the roseate, I pinched the sides together and sealed it with a small circle piece and hot glue.  I used the large cake image from the stamp set ...

                                               Hello there This is DT member Priyadarshini here with another video tutorial using our newly launched DIY Paper craft kit - Love theme. This is an amazing kit for beginners and expert crafters.  I did some heat embossing in gold for the flowers and leaves. I embossed some in white card stock and some in vellum I coloured the ones in card stock using dye inks Imperial orange, tangy orange, emerald green ad lawn green and then fuzzy cut all the stamped pieces I trimmed down some pieces of pattern paper and added them to base Then I started adding the stamped roses and leaves To finish the layout, I added a couple image, some mulberry roses with deco stones and splattered red and black ink Products used Inks used Stencil Thanks for stopping by and hope you all enjoyed the project

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...