Hello Everyone!
Hope you had a terrific Monday! I had time after work to finish my week ten 12 Tags of Christmas Funkie Junkie Style challenge. When I left you last night, the thick layer of crackle medium was drying. It made the most beautiful crackles over Tarnished Brass Distress paint.
Some of it fell off while I was working on the base, so I preserved it by adding a coat of gel medium. I cut greenery with my Silver Bullet cutter, and stamped it with Wendy Vecchi Archival ink in Tree Branch and Potting Soil using my Tim Holtz School Desk stamp set. I chose a vintage brass button from my collection. ( I was hoping to find a place to add an "attic treasure" to the trays I am making.)
When you look at Linda's tag, you can definitely see how I was inspired. I used a similar white textural background, gold and white color scheme, text stamping, evergreen boughs and a red rhinestone.
Here is a close up of my button element:
And here is the piece in my printer's tray:
I love the way the white pop among the more colorful pieces.
This fun challenge is sponsored by the Funkie Junkie Boutique where you will find a multitude of products for creating your own 12 Tags - Funkie Junkie Style.
Thanks for visiting with me tonight!
Elizabeth
Oh wow Elizabeth, I think this is my favourite panel yet! I love how you captured so many of the elements from the tag and put them on such a tiny surface, well done! Your bling is stunning! hugs :)
ReplyDeleteHow funny...I went for crackle too Elizabeth! This is stunning! xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the way it looks among the other elements in your printer's tray. And wow, is that ever a gorgeous vintage button - it steals the show!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Linda
Oh, now! THIS is my favorite! I actually love that chipped look; it makes the piece in my opinion! This is perfect in every way! Big hugs!
ReplyDeleteWow! You really captured the elegance of Linda's tag here. The gold baubles look amazing!
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