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 Hathi ghoda paalki, Jai kanhaiya laal ki! Hello everyone and a very happy Janmashtami. Janmashtami is one of my fav festivals, and so, I thought of making a card to celebrate the occasion, but I came up with two ideas coz these monochromatic cards are super quick to make! Here are today's projects; CARD 1 For this card, I started by stamping the main image from the Krishna stamp set onto white cardstock using Lavender Violet tubby dye ink and then fussy cut it out. Then I stamped the greeting onto a white strip with the same ink and then cut it as a banner. For the base, I chose a purple card base and then added a few diagonal layers and a silver mirror cardstock swirl die cut for some interest. Now, I simply foam taped the image and the sentiments and our card is done! Have a closer look at the card; CARD 2 This card is also very easy to make,  Start by taking a white A2 card panel and stamp the phrase onto it with Lavender Violet tubby dye ink to create a background. Also s...

Hello everyone This is DT Priyadarshini here today and we are celebrating Janmashtmi today and I decided to share a couple of cards I made for the occasion.  CARD 1 To start with, I stamped the image on watercolour paper using  Lead grey ink .  I coloured using  Chocolate brown ,  Emerald green ,  Tangy orange ,  Lilac purple  dye inks. I fuzzy cut the image and kept it aside. I took a top fold note card and added a black cardstock. I took another piece of white card and stenciled using peacock feathers stencil with  Aqua blue  dye ink.  Added the stenciled piece and a vellum sheet to the base and added the image and sentiment to finish the card.  CARD 2 For my next card, I used only the stencil and sentiment from the stamp set.  I used Lead grey dye ink to first stencil on white card stock. I separately stenciled one feather using Aqua blue ink and highlighted using colour pencils.  I fuzzy cut the feather and added ...

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...