Hi again, just a quick post, I was playing this evening with my stuff from PARTICRAFT and found a new item to me. Tim Holtz distress crackle paint, yummy, I love new stuff.
So I painted a tag and waited, ooh I really liked this, lots of small cracks, I imagined they would be larger, any way, had a good play, this was fun. I added some stamps from Crafty individuals and flowers from Artoz and bingo an inspirational tag to lift my spirits, happy to go to bed now:)
Oooooh, I love it. It's just gorgeous. I bought some of the crackle paint last week & haven't had chance to tryi out yet, but your tag is perfect.
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Wow, that's gorgeous! I must get myself some of that Tim Holtz distress crackle paint. Thanks for the tip! :D
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning, i love how you have made it, the flowers are fab too big hugs Pops x
ReplyDeleteI love this tag, your work is so inspiring, I am going to have to have some of that now!!!specially now i know fleury above has got some, (we are like kids I want what she's got!)
ReplyDeletereally great work hope you are ok love chris xx
Thanks for your comments on my blog recently. You have alot more patience than me using the detailed and complicated techniques, that turned out really well!
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeous, I luv making tags....great details...have a fantastic week!
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Gorgeous tag, very lush.
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Debby
Such a pretty tag! I have been wanting to try that crackle paint too! Now I just need to find it! ha ha! The flowers you used are such a striking contrast to the paper, I LOVE it!!!!!! Gorgeous!
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This is so stylish and I just love those gorgeous flowers!
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I think if you paint it thick you get bigger cracks, but I didn't really get to grips with it!!
ReplyDeleteI love your tag, very elegant
Rich, burnished, golden, I love it! Gotta get me some crackle paint....
ReplyDeleteThis is really lovely. The flowers give the tag a real lift. Love it!
ReplyDeleteKay xx
This is gorgeous! Not seen anything quite like it before. I really like it on that background too. Are they made to go together?
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing how you made this as I felt it was a bit cheeky for ask for more details. I think I chose the wrong word when I said I liked it on that 'background'. What I meant was the corrugated surface behind the tag. It looks like kraft, which I love. So beautifully understated. The more I look at your tag, the more I love it. Thanks.
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