This week I changed it up again and went a little country on you. The tag is a jumbo tag from my shop, stamped in Gathered Twigs with the Wendy Vecchi gingham stamp I am so fond of (from her Nature's Art set). I dry embossed some kraft core Core'Dinations for the red panel. All the stamps are from the Mini Holidays set. I made the star from a pipe cleaner and the Believe panel was created using Tim Holtz's Enameled Stamping technique (page 44 Compendium of Curiousities 2).
The corrugated cardboard flower was cut using the Tattered Pinecone die. I cut two pieces, rolled the first and then just kept rolling with the second piece to create a fairly large flower. Before I rolled it, I sponged the edges with Vintage Photo DI and then smeared gesso on each petal with my fingertip.
Not too many details this week, but if you have questions, please leave them in the comments section and I update the post with the responses. Can't wait to see how this piece will inspire your amazing art!
These supplies are all available for purchase at my boutique The Funkie Junkie Boutique.
These supplies are all available for purchase at my boutique The Funkie Junkie Boutique.
Gorgeous tag - love the colours and combination of the elements.
ReplyDeleteLove the gingham background and ribbon! Rustic country! Lovely tag!
ReplyDeleteLove the tag! What a great flower you created with corrugated cardboard ... LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteoh,I want a gingham stamp,lol. This is beautiful. I am hoping to have time this week to play along with you and catch up on past weeks :)
ReplyDeleteA fabulous rustic feel to this tag Linda, I love the colours and elements you have used. I don't have a gingham stamp, so will have a think about what I could use. I am keeping up so far. Thanks for all the inspiration.
ReplyDeletehugs {brenda} xox
It's beautiful and so welcoming. The believe tag technique turned out gorgeous and I really love the giant holly leaf!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, love every little detail!
ReplyDeleteI love the colours & the gingham on your fab tag Linda! Great inspiration as ever!
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Alison xx
Good grief... I can't even keep up with commenting at the moment!! Love this tag, Linda - more cracking inspiration. I'm really going to try to have a catch up in the next week or so...
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Love this! But I love them all!!
ReplyDeleteThat flower is great and love the way you have done this!
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Linked mine up. Nearly half way. Thanks Linda for all the inspiration to keep me going!
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Love the gorgeous folksy feel of this tag Linda! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the gorgeous folksy feel of this tag Linda! :)
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