Louise's (Kard Krazy) challenge this week was to make a tag with a few of my favorite things. That one had me stumped for awhile. But hey - it's a TAG! That's #1 on my list. And Distress Inks - love what you can do with them!
I was playing around with tag backgrounds the other day - I called this a successful failure. Successful because I do like the end result, but a failure from the stand point that I didn't quite achieve what I was trying for. I wanted to mask the sentiment background.
But I didn't take into consideration the sentiment before I did the masking work. The area under the mask was sponged with Distress Ink Spun Sugar, then I laid the mask down and sponged Worn Lipstick. With the mask still on, I sprayed Glimmer Mist and sponged a bit with Broken China.
The butterfly was cut with a Nestablities butterfly die. I sprayed glue before removing the die and hit it with glitter. HINT: Soak the Nesties in rubbing alcohol to remove glitter/glue. (oops...)
Stamps: Memory Box SONOMA PRINT
Paper: tag
Ink: Distress Ink: Broken China, Spun Sugar, Worn Lipstick
Accessories: Prima flowers, pearls, ribbon, Nesties, glitter.
whatever Deb... I sure like this! very pretty!
ReplyDeletevery pretty tag!
ReplyDeleteJust fabulous, Deb!
ReplyDeletethanks for the glue removal tip!! LOL, great tag!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty tag, Deb. Like the glitter on the Butterfly and the colors.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the colors you chose!
ReplyDeleteYou achieved gorgeous color on your tag, Deb. And I absolutely love that sentiment! Beautiful tag!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tag, I love the colors you chose!
ReplyDeleteHow fantastic, just a wonderful background and great saying.
ReplyDeleteI think it look fabulous.. And I just love that little saying on your tag!
ReplyDeletePretty; I like to see all the fun things you do with ink!
ReplyDeleteVery soft color combo, perfect for this sweet butterfly! Love that sentiment, too!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tag. Love your saying.
ReplyDeleteIts Beautiful Deb!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat tag, really beautiful.
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