Showing posts with label Zig Clear Color Real Brush Markers. Show all posts
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Friday, April 15, 2016

One Little Tag Craft Challenge #106


Paint white glue on a manila tag.  Let dry.  Spray tag with gold mica spray(Tattered Angels Glitter Mists.)  With acrylic paint and a foam stamp, stamp the scroll image.  Let dry.  Stamp dress image on  text page with Archival Ink Jet Black and color with Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers and a water brush.  Adhere to tag.  Cut out model's head from a magazine ad, adhere to tag.  Outline image with Sharpie marker. 




Thursday, April 14, 2016

One Little Tag Craft Challenge #105


Collage elements can be found anywhere.  The label on this tag is from the dollar store and the strawberry image is from a magazine.  

Stamp image of strawberries(Anita Stamps) with Archival Ink Jet Black.  Color images with Zig Clear Color Real Brush Markers.  Spray entire tag with water to get the color to run and bleed.  Let dry.  Cut out image from magazine and adhere to tag.  Stamp words on office tag with Archival Ink Jet Black. 

Wednesday, April 13, 2016

One Little Tag Craft Challenge #104 4-13-16


This tag started as a magazine collage on a manila tag. Tiny bits of a pretty magazine picture were torn up and then adhered to the tag in a random pattern to create a texture background.  Gel medium was spread over it to seal all the edges.  This was allowed to dry over night. 


Once it was dry, the image of sea shell collage (Post Script Studio) was stamped over the collage with Archival Ink Jet Black.  Focal image (Stampington) was stamped onto handmade paper with the same ink and then colored with Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers.  Then cut out and adhered to tag.  Sentiment was also from a magazine and was adhered over the collage as well. 

Wednesday, March 2, 2016

One Little Tag Craft Challenge #62



A simple understated tag. So not my style, I'm practicing minimal use here by not adding anymore embellishments or layers. 

Watercolor crayon was scribbled over a non stick craft sheet (Ranger) then activated by water. A manila tag was dipped, pushed and swirled through the wet pigment. Allowed to dry. Each stamp (all three are from Stampington) was colored with a Zig Clear Color Real Brush Markers and then spritz with water and stamped onto the tag. Each image was stamped at least three times before reinking.