It is Day 24, the final day of Karen Telfer's "24 Days of Tags 2023" challenge and I am already missing it! I have absolutely loved taking part this year. Karen always has the ability to inspire me. So I would like to say a big thank you to Karen for planning, sharing her ideas, taking the time to video her tag making and commenting on all the posts on Social Media. Karen is a total star in my eyes.
The Day 24 tag is all about using your favourites. I've used my favourite colours and techniques on this tag.
Starting with a white piece of tag shaped card, I used three shades of Distress Oxide Inks, using Salvaged Patina, Mermaid Lagoon and Blueprint Sketch.
I splattered water droplets over the surface to achieve a bleached speckled look to the background. I then splattered some silver metalic paint over the surface in the same way. I used a heat gun to dry the surface.
Next I used the Funky Fossil Designs "Vintage Script" stamp, in second generation stamping using Versafine Clair "Morning Mist" grey ink.
The next layer to go on the tag was using "Chipped Sapphire" Distress Oxide Ink through the Visible Image "Ye Olde Christmas Stencil". I then gave it a blast of the heat gun to totally dry the surface.
The next step was using Wow! Embossing Ink and Wow! "Bright White Super Fine" embossing powder with the Visible Image "Peace, Love & Hope" stamp set for the word "peace" and the "snowflakes.
I inked the edge of the tag with Versafine Clair "Medieval Blue" ink. I used glue tape to stick the tag to the dark blue card. Finally, I added sticky backed gems to the snowflakes and the background for a bit of sparkle.
Absolutely stunning Sam
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DeleteWow, more than three weeks worth of tags Sam and every one a little gem. I love this last one with the beautiful shades of blue, and I particularly love the Gothic Script in the background and the bright white snowflakes and 'Joy' really sing out...some pretty spattering too. x
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DeleteLove this tag Sam - fabulous background. This inspires me to try something similar on a card, with some different brand stamps I have.
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Thank you. I'm so happy to have inspired you x
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