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Wednesday 14 March 2018

A tag for March .

Good morning all and thanks for popping in. 
Today I am going to share a tag with you...
I made this for the tag swap that I am in, and I 
have  to say I love joining in , and it is so exciting when each  tag arrives in the post. 


My colour choice is not my usual...
And it is a result of my lovely friend Dee Paramour who challenged me to use 
Colours that I don’t normally use..


I started with an A4 piece of Kraft card and using my Billy Brayer 
I added some white gesso.


Next I used my sizzix tag die...


I added some blue oxide ink , using my moon mask to give extra detail. 


Then I added some flicks of purple Inca gold...




Next I added some stamping , using this  Jamie’s Wildglowers  stamp set from Hobby Art 


I added some black oxide ink to frame the design . 


And then some added colour using my spectrum Noir pencils. 


On the Kraft card I stamped some butterflies in black Archival ink and then 
Watercoloured then with oxide ink and water. 
These are from the Jamie’s Collection butterflies set from Hobby Art. 
I Fussy cut these out and added them to the tag 



Under the butterflies I added some black thread...
I have been doing this a lot recently and I blame Tracy Evans 
I take my inspiration from her fabulous work .




To finish off the design , I added a few drops of glossy Accents , 
I do love the way that they dry. 


I must admit , I love the way that the colours are so chalky ...and the way they look on the Kraft card...
I will certainly be doing this again..
I hope you like it too...
I am off now workshop prep this morning 
and decorating this afternoon...
Have a great day all

Take care everyone
Much love and hugs 
Jo. xxx 





















2 comments:

  1. Love the look you have achieved. Hope the decorating goes well.
    Xx

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  2. Wow, love the colour choice on the tag, looks really good layered over white so I will give that a try. Really like the stamps you have used too. Sounds fun swapping tags with people. Xx

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