Firstly, the card...
I cut the flowers from book pages using the tattered florals die and stained with distress ink and added the skeleton leaves (I've had these for soo long and not really found good ways to use them, but I really like this).
On to the tags:
These were again inspired by a tutorial on Gingersnap creations. The tutorial was on an alcohol resist technique on glass. I didn't have any glass so I did something similar on acetate.
For each tag I cut two pieces of acetate. I coloured one of them with alcohol inks, then stamped the Papillon background stamp onto the alcohol inked surface using archival ink. I dabbed the archival ink off and it takes away the alcohol inks below leaving the image as a resist.
On the second piece of acetate, I simply stamped my other images in Black Stazon.
Finally I layered the acetate pieces up with a piece of white paper to show the background clearer and fastened the layers together with some mini brads.
Anyway, hopefully my in-laws will like them - if not I'm sure they'll still enjoy the wine.
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beautiful work!
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Beautiful card you have made there. It could be a lovely layout! Thanks for the tip on going to the link. Maybe later when I get home!
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I love the card you made for your in-laws! Great vintage colours and love all your details! Would make a fabulous heritage LO too! Awesome tags too!
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