Easy Color for Everyday Creativity
No experience needed, no complicated setup. Scribbles gives you the tools to add color, outlines, dimensional details,
and playful accents to almost any surface — from your first school poster to your hundredth custom tee.
Complete Your Color Toolbox
Stock your craft table with tie-dye kits, fabric markers, fabric spray paint, and more, perfect for classrooms, camps, and family craft days.
Color your World in 3D
Make It More Colorful with Scribbles
Simple project ideas for adding bright details, raised texture, and playful personality
to everyday crafts.
How To Make Window Clings With Dimensional Paint
Colorful and fun, this craft for kids is always a hit! Use Tulip® Dimensional Fabric Paint to have the kids create their favorite designs, shapes, sayings... whatever. Then stick to the windows for adorable decorations everyone will love. What you need: Tulip Dimensional Fabric Paint – desired paint pack - Cling designs (printed or drawn) - Clear gallon-sized sealable bag or sheet protector - Toothpick Step 1: To get started on this fun & easy DIY craft for kids, print out your designs. Or you can hand draw your own if your kids prefer different designs. Place your design template into your plastic bag. Step 2: The next part of this DIY craft for kids is to make the clings! To begin, start with the outline of the shape, then fill in the design with each chosen paint color. Apply a nice, thick, even layer of Dimensional Paint over each design, covering over the face designs (they’ll show on the other side). Tip: If any air bubbles happen while painting, you can use a toothpick to help smooth them out. Step 3: Repeat with other colors until entire design is filled in. Note: Make sure all colors are touching so that one piece is created when dry. Let dry completely. Step 4: Once dry, peel clings from bag and place on window or desired surface. Step 5: Now that you've learned how to make window clings, keep the kids crafty all year long making clings for every holiday. Use bold primary color paints at Christmas, pastel color paints at Easter and everyone's favorite... glow-in-the-dark paints at Halloween! And who says they are only for windows? Stick your clings all over on appliances, school binders, mugs and more! There's no limit on this fun family activity!
How to Make the Sweetest Food Crafts with Puff Paint
Create adorable faux treats with our step-by-step stuffed felt cookies tutorial! Perfect for the foodie craft trend, explore DIY felt cookies with Tulip!
Colorful DIY Friendship Bracelets with Puff Paint
This simple tutorial will show you how to create DIY friendship bracelets with Puff Paint so that you can celebrate cherished friendships in a super special way.
Modern Calligraphy Tutorial
Ever wondered how some people manage to have the BEST lettering skills? We teamed up with professional calligrapher Scribble & Script to create this lettering tutorial you can use for creating signs, invitations and other wordy projects. Say goodbye to basic and up your handwriting game with COLORSHOT Premium Paint Markers! These vibrant markers work permanently on a variety of surfaces, including wood, metal, plastic and glass - so you'll get to practice your new modern calligraphy skills on basically everything. Watch this video tutorial from professional calligrapher Scribble & Script for easy tips and techniques for creating modern calligraphy on your own projects!
DIY Easter Craft: Pastel Tie-Dye Easter Baskets
Easter is almost here, and we’ve got a colorful craft to help you celebrate! This tutorial from Craft Box Girls will show you how to customize your kids’ Easter baskets with Puff Paints and soft pastel tie-dye colors from the Tulip Pastel Party Tie-Dye Kit. This simple DIY Easter craft is a great way to upcycle and refresh and old Easter basket— kids will love receiving a colorful, personalized basket full of treats on Easter Sunday! What you need: Tulip Pastel Party Tie-Dye Kit Tulip Puff Paints Easter basket liner Plastic wrap or plastic bag Wire rack (optional) Step 1 Prewash Basket Liner and Prepare Work Area for Tie Dye Before you get started on this DIY Easter craft, cover your work area with a protective surface cover and prewash your Easter basket liner. Prepare your pastel tie-dye according to package instructions. Step 2 Fold and Bind your Easter Basket Liner Place the Easter basket liner onto a wire rack above your protective surface cover. Fold and bind the liner using your desired tie-dye technique. For this DIY Easter craft, Craft Box Girls used the simple crumple technique. Step 3 Apply Pastel Tie Dye to Easter Basket Liner Apply desired colors of pastel tie-dye to your Easter basket liner. Use gloved hands to work the dye into the fabric as needed. Step 4 Wrap Basket Liner in Plastic and Allow to Set Once you’ve finished applying the pastel tie-dye, wrap the Easter basket liner in plastic wrap or place it in a sealed plastic bag. Allow the dyes to set for 6 to 8 hours or overnight for more intense color. Step 5 Rinse, Wash and Dry then Place Liner in Basket Once the pastel tie dye has set, rinse, wash in cool water with a little laundry detergent, and dry your Easter basket liner. Place the liner back into the Easter basket and tie as needed. Step 6 Use Puff Paints to Customize Baskets with Names Use Puff Paints to customize this DIY Easter craft with your kids’ names and puffy accent patterns! Allow the paints to dry completely, then fill the pastel tie-dye Easter basket with treats. Now you’re ready for an unforgettable Easter Sunday! What other DIY Easter crafts will you create with pastel tie dye? Show us your colorful springtime projects and tag us on social media @TulipColorCrafts!
Make Your Own Personal Junk Journal with Tacky Glue
Creating a junk journal is a delightful way to preserve your personal memories while exploring your creativity.
Squishy Texture for 

Hands On Fun
Scribbles 3D Paint adds playful texture to craft projects, making it a fun choice for kids, teens, classrooms, and creative group activities.
Pair It, Layer It, Finish It
Start with Scribbles details, then layer in fabric paint, adhesives, dimensional texture, and project supplies from
across iLoveToCreate.






