June's tag features some amazing distress products - Markers, Paints, Stains and of course Ink :) Check out Tim's post to see how he created his tag (click Tim's Tag below)
I don't have the large dragonfly from Tim and I just used my dragonfly stamp on a tag a couple of months ago so I wanted to go another direction for this one while still being able to use Tim's techniques. The stamp I used is a reverse silhouette from Hero Arts. I love this stamp because it is so versatile. I can stamp it in any color on plain or patterned paper and get a different and look each time and now thanks to Tim, I can watercolor it too! His step by step instructions were so easy to follow and I was amazed at how much I liked the result when I did it on my own! (I'm not a painter by any means, but Tim's technique makes it easy!)
Here's my tag:
The background was created following Tim's techniques from this post. I used a bunch of different Wendy Vecchi stamps that I had on hand to create the background tag. It looked so cool on its own I almost hated to cover it up with the watercolor image!
For more inspiration check out the many links on Tim's post from people just like you who created their own version of this tag!
Supplies for this project
Cardstock: #8 Manila Tag,
Strathmore Watercolor Paper
Stamps: Hero Arts Lily; Stamper’s Anonymous –
Studio 490 Sentimental Art, Be Inspired…Make Art
Inks, Stains, Paints
& Colored Pencils: Versafine –
Onyx Black Archival Ink; Ranger Distress Ink – Gathered Twigs; Ranger Distress
Stain – Antiqued Bronze, Scattered Straw; Ranger Distress Paint – Broken China;
Ranger Distress Markers – Broken China, Picket Fence, Peeled Paint, Vintage
Photo, Scattered Straw; Chipped Sapphire
Accessories & Other Stuff: Baker’s
Twine
Blessings,
