Tubby Craft

Hello Everyone, Here I'm back with two butterfly cards. You will be surprised to know if I tell you, how I colored these butterflies... definitely nothing great...😉.... So, here is the secret...😀... While ink blending my images or background instead of keeping some rough paper  at the base I use white A4 size card stock and keep shifting it, till it is completely filled with ink. And if you know me, then you must be aware that most of my cards are rainbow colored so do this background which I used  for butterflies.. Now you know the secret.😉.. let me show you my cards... To make this card, I repeatedly stamped the roses using Rose & More stamp set by masking it. Once satisfied, I stamped the butterflies on the card stock which I mentioned above using gold embossing powder and fussy cut it. Adhered the fussy cut butterflies and stamped the sentiment using f ancy sentiments stamp set to complete it. Here is my second card.. For t...

Hello Friends, Hope you are doing good.. This is Deepti from Vishesh Collections  .I'm back with another colorful post..It's spring here in Brussels.. and I couldn't resist myself for making some floral cards.. So..Here I'm with three CAS floral cards with rainbow colors using tubby craft inks and some floral stamps. Here in this post, I will show you how you can use tubby craft inks to achieve different result.  Card 1 ( Water coloring with Tubby Craft inks) In this card, I have used tubby craft ink for water coloring to create this  striped rainbow background. To start with, I took A2 size white card stock and stamped the inks on acrylic block ( please ignore my dirty acrylic block ;)) and created this striped background using flat brush.   After that, I stamped the flowers from Floral Peony Stamp set as  shown. Then, I fussy cut it partially. Adhered this on my striped b...

Hello There!  Welcome to my post. Today i have made 2 projects using one stamp set and the vibrant dye inks by Tubby Craft. PROJECT 1 : Tag To make this card i first masked the edges of the Tag and then ink blended on it using the Tubby Craft inks - Light Pink, Rasberry and Imperial Red . Like i said in my earlier posts, a tip for a good ink blending is nice juicy ink dabbers. Mine are so full of ink. Also dabbing the ink on a separate paper and starting slightly off the page eliminates blobs of ink on the project. I must say i love how the Tubby craft inks blend into each other forming a smooth gradient. I peeled the masking tape off after the ink bending was over. On a separate watercolor paper, i stamped the image of the roses from "Roses and More" acrylic blocks by Tubby Craft and heat embossed it with in white embossing powder. I then colored the image using Gansai Tambi water colors. I fussy cut the image and adhere it to the inked tag. ...