Tag Art Fun - Distressed Backgrounds
Oh, oh, oh...I can't wait to share my tags. At our Rubber Ducky group on Friday, Michele Templeman was in charge of our project and prepared 6 great sample tags. We used Tim Holtz Distress Inks and Shimmer Spray, Water, and stamps for all the backgrounds and main images. We had a wet mess but had fun playing. All of our tags started out as white card stock. What a difference ink makes. All of the fibers came from a wonderful yarn store we have in the Denver metro area called Showers of Flowers. I try to stay out of there!!!! They have tons of wonderful, wonderful yarns. I spent hundred of dollars on fibers. I bought so many that I had to make a Yarn Sampler with a sample of each yarn and the information about it and the price. That way, I could go there and not re-buy the same yarn. That's how much I have. I LOVE all of it. I stay away from that store!!!! TeeHeeHee :)


I forgot my adhesive so didn't assemble my tags until I got home. Since I was now in my own craft room, I used some of the new Stampin' Up! Champagne & Silver Glimmer Papers, Black Card Stock, Hole Punches, Rhinestone Jewels, Dazzling Details Glitter. The non-SU stuff included COPIC Markers, Tim Holtz Tiny Stapler, Washi Paper. Michele's good designs made it easy for the tags come out so nice.
Happy Stamping! Judy :)
So good to see what the "Duckies" have been up to, Judy!! I still have a LARGE stash of yarn from the visits I made to that store with you gals! Love the tags you created; they all turned out so nicely. Say "hi" to everyone for me the next time you meet, okay??
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