The technique I have used is by Tim Holtz.
Challenges are; PanPastels - Inspired by Tim, Thats Crafty use stencils, masks
or templates, I've used my own stencil made with the silhouette cameo. The
Craft Barn a quote with the words IMAGINATION & LOGIC, I found on the internet for challenge.
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Start by tapping distress inks on my
stencil.
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Misted the inked stencil with water so
to react the distress inks.
Placed it on to watercolour cardstock. Tim's
instructions - While the stencil is on the cardstock, press down over the
entire design using a paper towel to print the colour as well as immediately
absorb any ink that might seep out inside the stencil openings.
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TOP TIP don’t use a stencil that has a
tacky surface that helps it stay in place because i had inked the other side so
when I placed it on the cardstock my fingers kept sticking to the stencil so I
wasn’t able to press on it to achieve a clear pattern!
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Lift the stencil off, dried with a heat
tool.
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I Cut the cardstock to fit the tag and
distressed the edges with PanPastels
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I used the same stencil. Used Versamark
and dusted on PanPastels then adhered watercolour cardstock to the tag.
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Stamp the dragonflies using black
archival ink.
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Then I stamped the dragonflies a second
time on the watercolour cardstock and cut them out. I didn’t have to colour
then as there was some colour from the previous stencilling so that's where I
stamped them.
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Wrote the quote, then cut them out
separately and coloured with distress ink then adhered along side of the dragonflies,
slightly bending the wings to create dimension.
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Embellished with a small butterfly on a
head pin and curled the wire using my pocky tool.
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I Applied distress inks to craft sheet
and Misted the inks with water
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Cut 2 pieces of ribbon and rubbed them
into the inks until covered.
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Dried with a heat tool.
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Tim's description of the bow - Start
by inserting the short ribbon through the hole in the tag.
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Take the longer ribbon and secure one
end under your thumb.
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Wrap the remaining ribbon around your
fingers until you run out.
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Slide the loop of ribbon from your
fingers and pinch in the centre to hold. Place the loop on to the top of the
tag and tie the short ribbon around the loops to hold. Tie again to create a
knot.
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My doesn’t look as good as his because
he used crinkle ribbon and I haven’t got any so made do with satin ribbon which
didn’t absorb the inks a good as crinkle ribbon.
That's something else on my 'I WANT'
list of craft goodies!!
Materials used
Stencil - made with my silhouette cameo
Distress inks - crushed olive. Spiced
marmalade, picked raspberry.
Archival ink - black
PanPastels - pink, green, orange.
Versamark
Viva decor 3D glitter stamp paint -
silver.
Papermania rubber stamps - dragonflies
From my stash
Watercolour card
Ribbon
Water Mister
Challengers entered;
A fab tag, love all those colours and stencils you used. Love the quote too.
ReplyDeleteLovely coloured background and a great quote too!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tag, the stencilled metallic Pan pastels (if it is Pan Pastels, it looks like glitter!) is the best finishing touch.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Tag, great colours and a fantastic finish. Great use of Pan Pastels and the Viva Decor Glitter Paint. My viva Decor has dried up, have tried adding water but doesn't seem to have worked, am sad because i did love using them.
ReplyDeleteI too have Fibro and have just been diagnosed with osteo arthritis so can understand why you craft to distract.
Love the header you created from the Steampunk digi kits from CAP2, looks fantastic! :-) xxx
This is a gorgeous tag. I was impressed with how you explained the way you made the tag, but did you know when I scrolled down, an ad window popped up? I also got a "cookie" alert. Just thought you should know, because I've had several problems with my internet lately.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty tag. Loving those colours.
ReplyDeleteVery good.
ReplyDeleteLove this gorgeous creation,thank you for sharing with us at PanPastel.xxx
ReplyDeleteA very pretty tag with a summery feel. Love the quote you chose.
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