Tubby Craft

Hello crafty people! Happy Valentine's day, Hope your week is up to a good start... I've got a video tutorial for easy peasy 3D interactive cards to celebrate love... It looks absolutely delightful and is super easy to make, click on the link below to watch the video tutorial, STAND-ALONE CARDS! Take a closer look at the projects... CARD 1 CARD 2 I hope you will try creating these and I'm sure they will bring smiles to your face as well as your loved ones! Don't forget to use the code ANIRUDH5 to get a 5% off! Be safe, Be healthy and  Keep crafting... The Tubby Craft products used in making these 3D Cards are listed down under- COUPLE HUGS LOVE ROSES LEAFY STENCIL GRADIENT CUBES STENCIL INK PADS ACRYLIC BLOCK BLENDING BRUSH Visit  https://www.tubbycraft.com/  and check the exciting range of crafty stuff... Tubby Craft products are also sold by these e-retailers:- HNDMD Crafters Corner Nagashri Arts

 Hello dearies! The festive season in India is just about to begin and the first in line is Rakshabandhan, and today I have an amazing gift pillow box.  It's perfect to hold chocolates, small gifts, and gift cash. Let me show you its construction, and trust me, it is simple and easy to make. So let's start... Take a big piece of white cardstock and use Aqua Blue dye ink and our amazing Blending brush to blend through Watercolor lines stencil in a horizontal direction. Then, rotate the stencil to the vertical direction and blend using Hot Pink dye ink. This gives a great plaid background and the purple at the interjunctions is so very pretty! Using a pillow box die (or a simple pillow box template from the net) construct the pillow box and now is the fun time - decoration! I used the Sibling Festival stamp to stamp the bro-sis image, Copic colored it, fussy cut it out, and then glued to a golden filigree for some interest. Then, I adhered this to the pillow box. For the sentime...

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 crafty people! Today, I've got a video tutorial for an amazing 3D card... I call it a display card. It looks absolutely delightful and is super easy to make, and without using any dies! The best thing is, it mails flat and fits an A2 envelope, YAY!!! For detailed process, CLICK HERE Here's a look at the dimensional interactive card,, Another great thing is the beautiful and versatile stamp set - Crafty Friends. It is a part of the latest June Tubby Craft release, so cleverly designed and thoughtful, right? The measurements are shared here again, in case you didn't take a screenshot already, lol! BASE CARDSTOCK - 4 1/4 X 5 1/2 (2pcs.) and 2 3/4 X 5 1/2 (1pc) WHITE CARDSTOCK PANEL - 2 1/2 X 4 3/4 (1pc), 1 1/2 X 4 (2pcs) and 3/4 X 4 (2pcs) SCORE MARKS - @5 1/2 side- 1/2, 2 1/4, 3 1/4, 5 @ 4 1/4 side- 3/4 , 3 1/2 only until the first scored line. Here's how it looks from the top view! I hope you will try creating this interactive card, and I'm sure you'll enjo...