Day 7 - 12 Tags of Christmas


Loving the colors and textures of Day 7!  Again I had to improvise as I didn't have most of the ingredients for this one.  I'm really liking this one, as I love greens and browns.


I didn't have any kraft glassine so I used a buff colored Parchment Vellum from Marco Paper and used the Distress Inks.  Turned out better than I thought it would.  The vellum is very crinkly and stiff ...not sure what the glassine would be like as I've never tried it. The vellum worked pretty good for this though.


I don't have a holly leaves die...so I freehand cut some holly looking leaves.


I inked a tag with Distress inks...well actually it took me 3 tags to get one just the way I wanted it.


Tonight's Supply List
  • #8 Tag
  • Buff colored Parchment Vellum from Marco Paper
  • Winter Birds stamps by Inkadinkado
  • Crackle Cube by Stampers Anonymous
  • Script Stamp by Just For Fun
  • Flourish #2 die by Sizzix
  • Gold Cremcoat paint
  • Distress Inks in Vintage Photo, Old Paper and Antique Linen and and Distressing tool
  • Adirondack Inks in Lettuce, Butterscotch and Bottle and Blending Solution
  • ColorBox black pigment inkpad 
  • Black Embossing Powder
  • Glossy Accents
  • White Scribbles dimensional paint and white glitter glue
  • Little bits of lace and trim from my stash


Comments

Lisa Somerville said…
Wonderful take on day 7 - the parchment worked wonderfully in place of the glassine!
7:31 PM
Virginia Nebel said…
Beautiful tag, the vellum parchmant turned out brilliantly! Love that Sizzix flourish die too!
5:45 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Tim Holtz -Tag Tags of 2013

Image
March When Tim posted his March tag for the 12 Tags of  2013  I knew I was going to have to do some major improvising because although I have a lot of Tim Holtz products in my stash, the only things I had this time was the Foliage and Memo Pins.   It took me a few days to wrap my head around it... but in the end I'm really happy with how my tag turned out  and it was nice to have some creative time at my art desk. Thanks for stopping in and feel free to leave me a comment and let you me know you stopped by! Anna I didn't have the Fringe Die so I  cut my grass by hand.  I looked at the picture of the die and sized my grass to match  Tim's.  I had Green Co-ordinations but not the Kraft one...so my grass is green on both sides of the fence.  I sanded the paper first and then gave it a good dose of Walnut Stain Distress Ink before cutting.  Then after I put it on my tag, I gave it a little hint of Picked Raspberry. ...
Read more

Project 30 - Day 16 - January 30, 2007

Image
This is Momma Cat. She adopted us a couple of years ago when she needed a home for her kitties. She's guarding a lizard that she'd been playing with and wasn't quite sure whether I was after it or not. We are having our two weeks of Winter these days with cold, gray skies and blustery wind. What a difference it makes down at the park... This is the same little willow that I posted about a week ago...only now it has been bitten by the cold and turned all brown and sad...
Read more

WOYWW #206

Image
What's on Your Workdesk Wednesday? As always I'm running late posting my workdesk, but a busy day at work and then I had errands to run  which kept me away from my desk until late this evening. Once I finally had a chance to sit down I dug out my acrylics to work a bit more in my art journal.   My daughter brought me a snack of popcorn and I had to be careful not to eat my brushes or try and wash them out in the popcorn cup. If you look close on the right side you can see Momma Cat.   She thought I needed supervision and it was all I could do to keep her from walking through the wet paint! ...then when I wasn't paying close attention my other black cat, Sneakers, walked right through my little puddle of black paint.   Now THAT was fun trying to get it all off of his paws.   He wasn't too happy with me after that! and here's a little close-up of the journal page that I'm working on. Stamps are by Stamp Camp .   ...
Read more