On a chipboard tag, adhere paper towel that was used to color up green ink. Create texture in the paper towel while gel medium is wet. Let dry. Die cut cherry blossom from kraft paper. I used the positive section of the die in another tag. Layer the kraft paper over decorative paper. Stamp the quote (Dylusions Stamp) on orange decorative paper, cut apart and adhere to the kraft paper. Tear two strips of decorative paper and adhere to the top and bottom of the kraft piece. Adhere the completed kraft piece to the paper towel covered tag. Using Art C Pen and Viva Pearl Pen and create trio dots. Let dry.
Welcome to Art Tart Talks. A place for all things artful. A collection of short blog entries on what I am creating, how I am creating it and what is currently inspiring me as well as the occasional life post. I post challenges I am participating in, tutorials and ideas on how to use supplies creatively.
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Monday, April 3, 2017
One Little Craft Tag Challenge #93
On a chipboard tag, adhere paper towel that was used to color up green ink. Create texture in the paper towel while gel medium is wet. Let dry. Die cut cherry blossom from kraft paper. I used the positive section of the die in another tag. Layer the kraft paper over decorative paper. Stamp the quote (Dylusions Stamp) on orange decorative paper, cut apart and adhere to the kraft paper. Tear two strips of decorative paper and adhere to the top and bottom of the kraft piece. Adhere the completed kraft piece to the paper towel covered tag. Using Art C Pen and Viva Pearl Pen and create trio dots. Let dry.
Monday, September 26, 2016
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
One Little Tag Craft Challenge. #264
Apply white acrylic paint through a stencil (Tim Holtz) onto a manila tag. Let dry. Spray with color spray (Recollections) and let dry. With black acrylic paint and a stencil (Dina Wakley) stencil the woman's image. Let dry. Paint wood veneer bird blue and speckle with white paint, let dry. Adhere bird, washi tape and stickers to tag.
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
One Little Tag Craft Challenge. #251
Paint white gesso on a manila tag and let dry. Cut tissue paper into squares and apply with gel medium. Let dry. Out line the squares. On white tissue paper, stamp dancer image with Jet Black Archival Ink and use gel medium to adhere it to the tag. Let dry. Apply sentiment sticker to tag then write quote with permanent marker.
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Saturday, September 3, 2016
Friday, September 2, 2016
Thursday, September 1, 2016
One Little Tag Craft Challenge. #245
On a manila tag, stencil compass (Dina Wakley) with black acrylic ink and spray with yellow spray (Recollections) and let dry. Using Dr. Ph Martin's Hydrus Ink and water create runny ink drips. Let dry. Stamp crow (Lost Coast Designs) on a vintage music sheet with archival ink. Tear out. On a vintage sticker apply rub on letters and apply on the tag.
Sunday, August 21, 2016
Saturday, July 30, 2016
One Little Tag Craft Challenge #212
On a shipping tag, create a design with bingo daubers, spray with water to create a bleeding effect. Let dry. With Archival Ink Jet Black stamp Tulips stamp (So Suzy Stamps) several times. Embellish with letter rub-ons and fabric tape.
Friday, July 29, 2016
Thursday, February 4, 2016
One Little Tag Craft Challenge #35
Latex caulk was spread on to decorative paper through a stencil and allowed to cure for several days. Black acrylic paint was painted over the images and then wiped off with a baby wipe creating a resist technique similar to Joseph's coat technique. The images were torn out of sheet.
Decorative paper and deco tape was adhered to a manila tag. Resist images were adhered to tag as well as sticker.
Some time my art experiments work and some times the fail epically. This one is an in between. I like the crisp design which does not always happen with resist techniques but the caulk remains tacky/sticky. I won't be using latex caulk in this manner again.
Friday, January 8, 2016
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