I used my Vagabond to make a burlap
and manila tag using Tim's tag die. I used my xyron to adhere the tags
together.
Next, I used Tim's layering stencil
with texture paste on tag. Later after paste was dry, I used distress ink to
color the numbers with ink blending tool.
Walnut and burlap distress inks
were used on burlap before adding other items to tag.
I used three remnant rubs; it a
wonderful life and both numbers on stamped image. Distress markers were used to
add color to stamped image. Black distress marker was used around the finished
words at bottom of tag.
Crinkle ribbon was inked with
distress stain.
Tiny buttons were used with loop
pins and attached to bow.
We waited on the mailman to bring
the tiny tattered flower die before going on to my mothers on Monday. I know my
mother will have fun playing with Tim's newest tiny flower dies. A glue gun is
the only way to finish the flowers as Tim suggested. I added a tiny bit of
distress ink to each flowers on this tag.
On the upper right and bottom left
are photocopied portions from a vintage hang tag that was on a bolt of organdy
I bought years ago. I used matte glue n seal over photocopied pieces.
I applied a photocopied rose
postage stamp from 1995 on my tag and then sealed it with matte glue n
seal.
I had fun making my tag! Thanks Tim
for the inspiration!
