This week for the CC2 Challenge sponsored by Simon Says Stamp, one of my favorites was chosen - spritz and flick distress from pg. 42 of Tim's book. I love the mottled look of this technique and had to take a picture of my undecorated tag. I started with modeling paste through a Crafter's Workshop stencil on my tag before doing the spritz and flick distress - I love the texture the modeling paste creates!
Here's a close up:
...and here's my completed tag embellished with an image from the Graphics Fairy and vintage dictionary text die cut with the harlequin strip die. I dyed the white ric-rac with the same Distress Inks used on the tag - such a great (and quick!) way to have perfectly coordinated tag ties.
Distress Ink colors: Victorian Velvet, Dried Marigold, Peacock Feathers and Salty Ocean
Super penny. What beautiful. The tecture and the colors are great.
ReplyDeletelovely greet Marja
Simply beautiful! I love the textured background ans the overall design of this tag!
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ReplyDeleteIt has been a long time since I used modelling paste to add dimension, you have inspired me to look at this technique again for a change.
Your colours look amazing on the Bg; I initially thought you had embossed the pattern. I love the subtleness you have created, it juxtaposes beautifully with the image.
Gorgeous Tag.
Smiles:)
Sue
Never tried this paste technique, it looks fantastic and all that gorgeous texture, thanks for sharing it with us, must try it. Debbiexx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful textured tag & she is a very gorgeous image.
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous and applaud the way you employ a vibrant background with a vintage image.
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Lynne
This is gorgeous Penny, love the colors..and the texture from the modeling paste is awesome! Loved your apron, too!
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