One Little Craft Tag Challenge #114

On a watercolor tag, create a background using the Stencil Printing Technique with dylusions sprays and a Dina Wakley Stencil.  Let dry.  Adhere the cherry blossom and bird die cut to the tag.  Embellish with paint pens.  Emphasis the shadow of the bird with a water soluble graphite and activate with water.  

One Little Craft Tag Challenge #22

Adhere a vintage dictionary to a chipboard tag and let dry.  Create texture with the Masking Tape Pulling Texture Technique and paint with Distress Paint.  Let dry.  Stamp heart (Tim Holtz) with Archival Ink.  Emphasis the hearts with a white Molotov Pen.  Adhere horse image to the tag and emphasis with water soluble graphite and active with water.  

One little tag craft challenge #300

On a shipping tag, adhere pink tissue paper using the Tissue Paper Texture technique.  Let dry.  Using the painted circle technique, create decorative paper on vintage book.  Let dry and then cut up into squares.  Adhere squares to tag.  On white tissue paper, stamp butterflies(Tim Holtz) with Archival Ink Jet Black.  Cut out butterflies and adhere to tag.  Let dry.  Apply sticker on tag(Tim Holtz) and emphasize with water soluble graphite.  

One Little Tag Craft Challenge #295

Create a background on a shipping tag by stenciling watercolor.  Let dry.  Stamp Art Foamies with Archival Ink Jet Black.  Out ine with water soluble graphite and activate.  Let dry.  Highlight pupil with watercolor crayon and white acrylic paint in a fine liner bottle.  

One Little Tag Craft Challenge #294

On a piece of vintage text paper stamp the face(Dina Wakley) with Archival Ink Jet Black.  Color image with watercolor crayons and activate with water.  Highlight with water soluble graphite and dot of life with white acrylic paint in a fine liner bottle.  Tear pieces of washi tape and adhere to the top of the tag.  Create a ruffle for the bottom.  Here is the link to that tutorial.

Tip - When every there is a face either human or animal if you put a small dot of white in each of the eyes it make the face more life like.  I call this the dot of life.