One Little Tag Craft Challenge #119

Punch cherry stamps  along the bottom of a manila tag.  Adhere red cardstock to the back of the tag.  Stamp script stamp (Stampington) in two colors (Rose Bud and New Sprout) of Momento ink on tag.  Do both first and second generation stamping.  Stamp quote with Archival Ink Jet Black.  The alphabet stamp set is from Wordsworth.  The quote is from Pablo Neruda. 

First and second generation stamping is when you ink a stamp and then stamp it and before you reink it again you stamp it again creating a fainter image.  Its is a way to get more out of your stamps and ink. 

One Little Tag Craft Challenge #86

 

Steampunk (Hamptom Arts)  image was stamped repeatedly over manila tag using Memento Ink in Espresso Truffle.  Then several shade of Distress Ink was blended over the tag.  Shades were Ground Espresso, Gathered Twigs and Tea Dye.  Water was sprayed on the top of the tag and allowed to run down the tag to create a worn distressed look.  Chancellor image (Stampington) and sentiment were stamped in Memento Ink in Espresso Truffle on kraft paper.  Images were torn out of a larger sheet.  Ground Espresso Distress Ink was used to highlight the torn edges of the kraft paper.  Kraft paper was adhered to the tag and gems were adhered to the tag. 

One Little Tag Craft Challenge #50

Background paper was created by stamping acrylic paint (Claudine Helmuth Studio Paints) using a toilet paper role on graph paper.  The background paper was applied to a manila tag. Images of flowers and leaves (My Favorite Things) were stamped with mementos ink in the colors of angel pink, pear tart and bamboo leaves as well as the outline image was stamped in Archival Ink jet black. Applied the epoxy sticker(unknown company).

One Little Tag Craft Challenge #49

A manila tag was punched with a Crop a dile creating a series of punches in two sizes. Then it was stamped with a stamp from hero arts circle shadow stamp and memento ink in angel pink, pear tart, and lady bug. Each circle was outlined with an inktense pencil. The word "poppies" was stamped with alphabet stamps (unknown brand) with archival ink in jet black.