Showing posts with label Graph Paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graph Paper. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 6, 2017

One Little Craft Tag Challenge #157


Adhere graph paper to a chipboard tag, then spray with Dylusions Spray in Vibrant Turquoise and Recollections Spray in Blue Shimmer.  Let Dry.  Stamp shells and mermaid (Graphic 45) in Archival Ink Jet Black.  On text paper stamp the sentiment with Archival Ink Jet Black and spray with Dylusions Spray Vibrant Turquoise.  Let dry.  Tear into strips and adhere to the tag.  Embellish with faux pearls.

This tag was entered into the Sisterhood of Snarky Stampers theme Beach.  

Sunday, May 14, 2017

One Little Craft Tag Challenge #134


On mixed media paper create a background with Ken Oliver Color Bursts using the Watercolor Pigment Dry/Wet Technique.  Let dry.  Using graph paper dye the paper with instant coffee.  Let the paper dry.  Stamp the sentiment and the image on the coffee paper with Archival Ink Jet Black.  All stamps are from Graphic 45.  Cut out the image and adhere to the tag.  Tear out the sentiment and adhere to the tag.  Adhere washi tape at the bottom of the tag.  

Monday, July 18, 2016

One Little Tag Craft Challenge #200


Create acrylic paint circles on graph paper and let dry.  Adhere to a shipping tag.  Stamp bird(Lost Coast Designs) with Archival Ink Jet Black on white tissue paper.  Adhere it to tag and let dry.  Spatter watercolor paint on the tage in white and black.  Let dry.  With a P-Touch machine, create a sticker with sentiment on it.  Adhere to tag.  

Monday, March 7, 2016

One Little Tag Craft Challenge #67


I often use ordinary graph paper to stamp images on and then cut out. The lines of the graph give an interesting aspect to the image without overbearing it. 

Acrylic Paint was applied to a manila tag with a credit card. Claudine Hellmuth Studio paints were used.  Decorative packing tape was applied on tag once paint was dried.  Images were stamped on graph paper with Archival Ink Jet Black and adhered to the tag.  All images are from Tokyo Mars/Adorned Surfaces.