The background of this tag was painted with Shimmering Mist. The flower/leaves are dried using a microfleur.
The background of this tag was painted with Lumin Art Shimmering Mists in a couple of colours. I then added a leaf which has been dried using the microfleur and finally it was covered with a layer of Angelina Fibres.
You probably recognise the Punchinella here. I mixed some deep red Brusho ink in powder form into Golden Gel medium gloss and used the sequin waste as a stencil - added the feather for effect.
The background of this tag is shimmering mists again. If you look at the larger image you will see the lovely texture.
I love the background of this tag. I used the Distress Ink re-inkers in mustard and red brick. I stitched some punchinella on top.
Absolutely fabulous Carol - thanks so much for that. Val
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely Carol, I particularly like the velvet ones. Your book from the previous post is gorgeous, no wonder you are pleased with it. It's good when things inspire you and give you ideas for further projects!
ReplyDeleteGreat tags Carol and I love the tree in the previous post.
ReplyDeleteCarol-the tags are super---bet you had a blast making them! all those fun techniques!
ReplyDeleteI just love your Punchinella book, Harry Potter quilt and the lovely tags. Wonderful work as usual. I love the mustard and red brick colours together.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Thanks for showing the individual ones. Sandy
ReplyDeleteGreat tags! My favourites are the velvet ones - they make a good looking tree!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are cool... I have lots of tags, I buy em and forget about 'em, clearly Should Be Doing Something With 'Em...thanks for the nudge!
ReplyDeleteThese are all wonderful, but my all time fave is the silk one, WOW, and what a great way to display them all
ReplyDeleteI'll just ditto the above comments. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful selection Carol. I love the silk velvet one - such gorgeous fabric.
ReplyDeleteDid you just remember how you created each one of the tags or have you kept some sort of record?
Lovely tags. Great mixture of techniques. The tree is great.
ReplyDeleteThey are all so different and all beautiful, I love thehand dyed velvet the colors are stunning..
ReplyDeleteLovely, Carol!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Each one is a special one!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely Carol. What super variety.
ReplyDeleteThank you ladies. They were a lot of fun and I am busy with other ideas.
ReplyDeleteTo answer Lynda's (Purple Missus) question (I have already replied to her personally).
None of the techniques are new to me but I have used different media. I would remember what I did but I have given each tag a number and took notes in my sketchbook as I went along.
Wow, Carol they look great! Thanks for sharing them individually. The earlier photos did not do them justice, though the tag tree is a clever idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful art! Nita
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