Tubby Craft

H ello, friends! Today, I've got two fresh and vibrant projects to share with you all using the latest Tubby release;   CARD 1 This card was really easy to put together. I started by creating the beach sunset scene using Chinese blue, Sapphire blue and Turquoise dye inks for the sea; Chocolate brown and mustard yellow for the sand; and Lemon yellow and Tangy orange for the sky. Our awesome blending brushes provide a smooth blend and are so ergonomically designed. I used Tangy orange to ink a die-cut circle for the sun as well. I then stamped the mice with binoculars using Jet black ink, copic colored it and fussy cut it out. For the sentiment, I simply white heat embossed onto black cardstock. Lastly, I assembled the entire card on a red cardbase and also added a few flying birds using black pen along the sun to set the scene. And there we have our cute mice-y card! Let me show you all the next example... CARD 2 For this card, I began by stamping the mice with the roe and then mask...

Hello My Crafty Friends I am back with few more interesting projects from Tubby craft's recent release. Have you seen it yet??  Today I am going to use the gorgeous stamp set plane flying for my today’s projects.   Project 1 – Don’t stop until you are proud For my first card I have used a 15cm *15cm card base . Next using Tubby Craft dye ink pad – lemon yellow and the new released stripes stencil I added diagonal lines on the card base. Next I stamped up the cute plane and also stamped the boy on the plane using tubby craft stamp set Plane flying . I colored the image and after fussing cutting it , I added the action wobble at the back of the image and glued it at the center of the card. Next I added the sentiment don’t stop until you are proud from the same stamp set. My card is ready.   Project 2 – Sky is the limit For my next card, I colored my card base using tubby craft’s dye ink pad – pink , tangy orange , lemon y...

Hello, friends! Today, I've got two fresh and vibrant projects to share with you all using the latest Tubby release; These two look quite similar but the techniques are really very different. Let me show you how I made them one by one. So let's begin! TECHNIQUE 1 GRADIENT STRIPES To start with, I used a white card front and then placed the new stencil diagonally. Then using Tubby inks and blending brush, I blended the colors in rainbow order across the stencil down upwards. This gives a really cool gradient of colors in every single stripe. For the sentiment, I white heat embossed the main stamp image of the new "Invitation" stamp set onto black cardstock, die cut it out and adhered it to the card front. Finally, I attached the panel on a black base, added a few gems and our vibrant invite is ready! TECHNIQUE 2 BOLD STRIPES This one is pretty straightforward to create! I simply blended the inks in rainbow order but this time along the stripes of the stencil, and looks...