One Little Craft Tag Challenge #7

On a watercolor tag, create a background with Ken Oliver Color Bursts and the Watercolor Smooshing Technique.  Let dry.  Stamp images (A Stamp in the Hand) with Archival Ink Jet Black.  

One Little Craft Tag Challenge #6

On a watercolor tag, create a background with watercolor crayons and activate with water.  Stamp hummingbirds repeatedly with Archival Ink Jet Black.  

One Little Craft Tag Challenge #5

On a watercolor tag, stamp the image (Viva Las Vegas Stamps) with Archival Ink Jet Black and mask it.  With a stencil and Distress Markers create the background.  Blend with water and let dry.  Stamp the quote of scrapbook paper and adhere to the tag.  

The quote is "Many would have turned rogue if they knew how."

One Little Craft Tag Challenge #4

On a watercolor tag, create a background by coloring stripes with watercolor crayons and blend with water.  With a stencil create a ghosting effect.  Let dry.  Stamp the images (Dylusions) and the word (Recollections) with Archival Ink Jet Black.  Color with watercolor crayons and a waterbrush.  

One Little Craft Tag Challenge #3

On a watercolor tag, stamp the top layer of roses and the word repeatedly with Archival Ink Jet Black.  All stamps are from Hampton Arts.  With inexpensive watercolor and a watercolor brush, paint the roses.  Let dry.  

One Little Craft Tag Challenge #2

On a chipboard tag, adhere pieces of a napkin to create the background.  Stamp on a vintage dictionary page the flower and phrase with Archival Ink Jet Black.  Color the flowers with white Inktense pencil and blend with water.  Adhere the stamped pieces onto the tag.  All stamps are from Unity Stamp Company.  

One Little Craft Tag Challenge #1

Paint a chipboard tag with Distress Paint in Barn Red.  Let dry.  Stamp fox on kraft cardstock with Archival Ink Jet Black and adhere to the tag.  Create the trim with kraft cardstock, embossing folder and distress stain using the Printing with an Embossing Folder Technique.  Let dry and then adhere to the tag.  Write the word with bronze acrylic paint in a fine liner bottle.  Let dry.