This is my take on Tim Holtz's tag for April. As always, you'll have to go to HIS BLOG to see the techniques used. I had to improvise a few things again. I had no distress paints so I used ordinary acrylic paint and bottled metallic ink. It worked OK I think.
I also had none of the transparent film he used, so I used ordinary heat resistant acetate which enabled me to shape the dragonfly wings a little.
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Tim Holtz Tags of 2013 - April.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
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Love your take on Tim's tag and I have to say, just using ordinary acrylic paints seemed to work very well!
I think your tag turned out wonderful. If you hadn't told me, I never would have known you compromised anything. Very nicely done.
xo
Absolutely brilliant tag, Lorraine. I could not even get off the mark with something like this but well done on areas where you had to compromise.
Also I missed your super gorgeous scrapbooking pages you made. Absolutely amazing and such a fantastic keepsake which is going to be treasured forever.
Michaela xx
I love your take on tims tag , looks fab background to me...not done mine yet!! Hugstrace x
Hi Lorraine I love this beautiful tag, I have not tried anything like this but always admire them when I see the awesome colours and detail, a FAB tag.
hugs
lorraine x
so stunning lorraine.really gorgeous colours and details :D
xx coops xx
Thank you for your kind comment Lorraine. The stamp came with Cardmaking and Papercraft magazine last month and is from a new set by Jane Nestorenko. Apologies for not replying sooner but we have had internet problems :0( x
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