Separate layers of the napkin and scrunch up top printed layer. Apply a layer of glue to a manila tag and adhere printed napkin layer onto tag, create texture by creating folds and wrinkles. Let dry. Stamp "Mystery" image (Lost Coast Designs) on to the napkin with Archival Ink Jet Black. With the same ink, stamp the woman image (Cherry Pie Stamps) on kraft tissue paper. Cut out and adhere over napkin. Punch out three fleur-de-lis from book text paper and adhere to tag. Cover fleur-de-lis with Dimensional Magic and let dry for 12 hours.
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Monday, May 16, 2016
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Friday, April 29, 2016
One Little Tag Craft Challenge #120
Swipe bingo dauber ink on a manila tag and spray with water. Let dry. Create a stencil with hand punch and an index card. Spread molding paste with a palette knife through handmade stencil. Molding paste was created by Art C by Momenta. Let Dry. Stamp image (Lost Coast Design) in Archival Ink Jet Black. Apply wash tape to the bottom of the tag. Pounce Pewter paint by Tim Holtz around the images. Let dry.
Thursday, April 28, 2016
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.
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
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