I cut the tag in half and with a folder inked up with shabby shutters and mustard seed, embossed the top half then inked up the Texture Trade folder of the car with walnut stain and debossed it - just for a change, to see how it looked (that's actually a lie - I inked up the wrong side of the folder but I was really happy with the result!!) I then added a few highlights to both halves using both a blending tool and adding ink straight from the pad. Oh, and it all got a good squirt with Heirloom Gold Perfect Pearls Mist (one of my current well-used crafting items!) My fave part of this tag is the ribbon - it is white satin ribbon which I have splooshed (!!) with broken china Distress Stain then stamped with black archival ink using a Stampers Anonymous stamp - I was really pleased with the effect! The ribbon covers the join and I added a fragment charm, tissue tape (enhanced with tumbled glass Distress Stickles) and a Stampers Anonymous quote. Another thoroughly enjoyable couple of hours! Thanks Linda! JulieD
I really like this alot! The colours are perfect! A work of art!
ReplyDeleteGreat tag! I love how you did this with 2 different folders, fabulous idea:)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tag, love the stamped ribbon! x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteFab tag, the debossed car was obviously meant to be as it looks great!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous Julie, I love what you did with the technique and I agree with you, painless and enjoyable :)! Your design is wonderful and the colours so pretty. The ribbon is a wonderful detail too, very clever. Have a happy Easter. Chris :) x
ReplyDeleteThis is such an effective design.
ReplyDeleteYour tag is great with the wheel like embossing and the car.
ReplyDeleteLooooove your colors. Only goes to prove that there is no wrong side. Your splooching technique is perfection.
ReplyDeleteJust lovely - fab shades and and embossing - so clear!
ReplyDeleteSarah
Stunning tag, love that car!!!
ReplyDeleteSam xxxx
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Julie, I love this sweet, inspiring tag! You used the GM04 technique perfectly, and the little jalopy and sweet sentiment are great. I love the Fragment!!!
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