However, I did follow Tim's tutorial for doing the collage background using snippets of paper from his 8x8 "Menagerie" paper pad, a bit of tissue tape, and one of the ideology tickets. I used a Brushed Corduroy marker instead of Black Soot to go around each of the bits of paper as I find it's not as harsh.
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The butterfly is a kraft diecut from my stash which I covered with Brushed Pewter & Broken China distress paint, and Ranger Crackle glaze, along with some Pumice Stone distress ink.
The frame underneath is a Sizzix die, "Ornate Frames #2" that I cut from grungepaper. Then I sponged on Pumice Stone DI, and followed the technique for Rusted Grunge using Pumice Stone and Frayed Burlap distress embossing powder, sponged over with Broken China DI. I also added a bit of regular copper EP. I wanted the effect of weathered copper, though I'm not sure if I accomplished it.
The embellishments at the top of the tag are a letter "B" chipboard diecut covered with Broken China DI and Wow Copper embossing powder. On the metal crown is a little felt bow (since Tim was working with felt hearts on his tag). It is part of TH "Mini Bunny & Bow" die set.
On the bottom of the tag on the right side, I used Tim's Ideology Film Tape Ribbon to cover a little sticker. On the left side, the round butterfly is cut with my 1" punch from a sheet of images by Bottle Cap Inc., swiped with Broken China & Tea Dye DI, and covered with an acrylic dome.In my picture it is showing as more green than blue, but it IS blue in real life. Why do cameras do this? Lace cording is attached along the bottom (in place of Tim's little bit of lace on his tag). The only thing I didn't do was the machine stitching.
Thanks for taking a peek at my tag!
Sharon
Feb.26/2015
Simon Says Wednesday Challenge - Anything Goes
What a pretty collage of lovely objects! Love it! Thanks for joining us at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, Sharon, I love this tag! Your details looks fantastic. Love that crown and bow, the acrylic butterfly, that letter B, the filmstrip--just everything. I think you achieved the weathered copper perfectly. Really love what you did here.
ReplyDeleteReally like your tag love the collage and the butterfly . Lots of texture and embellishments . The little bow on the crown is so cute . Beautiful take on the challenge . Hugs
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Sharon!! I love that you went with butterflies instead of hearts, completely original! Your texture and colour on that butterfly are so stunning! What an amazing version of Tim's tag! hugs :)
ReplyDeleteSharon, I love your take on Tim's Feb. tag, especially the RUST! I'm a huge fan of rust! I want to apologize for not responding to your Google + hangout from January, I think! I just found it by accident today along with an invitation to be a Design Team member (early Jan!--oops!)I'm really not a snob, I just am ignorant of the Google + thingy and how it works. duh! Also, I just found out that if I click on your photo on my sidebar, I get to see all the lovely things you have been making! Imagine that!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love butterflies! Love all the details and textures you have created! Thank you for sharing!
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