Hello it's Brenda here bringing you a tag using a tutorial I did on my blog a little while ago using the Tim Holtz Microglaze as a resist. To find it and maybe try it out press here.
The original tag looked like this before and after the microglaze treatment. It was a mop up tag taken from a box of leftovers I keep...
... and here it has been blended with distress inks after the microglaze had been applied through a stencil.
Before I made up the tag I added some very light text stamping using walnut stain distress ink.
I gathered together the elements I thought would go with the design in my head ...
... but you will see I added a couple more when completing it. This is the tiny punched bird from Tim Holtz's range of new punches ....
... and this is one of the tiny tattered flowers.
I painted and cut out the flower and stem using the flower garden set of stamps....
... and you can see the resist background, the number stencil worked really well.
Do you think I am moving to autumn mode already? Looks like it to me but I guess it won't be long.
Have a wonderful weekend and let us know if you try out the microglaze resist technique.
hugs Brenda xxx
FABULOUS tag, love the muted palette and your choice of ephemera/images
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beautiful work Brenda - love it xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colours - the stencilled micro glaze works a treat - love this tag!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Beautiful, love the shading of autumnal colours.
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Really beautiful tag Brenda - I love the resist technique and the colors you used to create such a pretty fall tag!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty tag Brenda, I love the "autumnal" colours! ;) Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeletelovely tag--all the techniques and elements came together beautifully
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tag. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteFabulous work. Great technique. Lovely embellishment.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
Hugs from Monica... Spain
Absolutley Gorgeous! Love those colours so autumnal and warming . Great technique thank you for sharing the technique with us - gonna have to give it a try x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Brenda, your micro glaze resist technique is so effective, definitely going to be giving this a try. Loving your fall colour palette! Deb xo
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