Loll is showcasing "mixed media" for this tag event.
Here is Loll's definition of "mixed media" and my compliance.
1. Make a tag with stamps & ink: my background is stamped using PTI's Fair Isle Border & Delicata Golden Glitz ink.
2. Add two other elements which add texture or dimension:
* Scalloped vellum circle embossed with gold embossing paste & SSS Medium Dot Stencil.
* Punched Christmas tree glittered with GKD Prismatic Glitter in Christmas Pine
My tag is from Reverse Confetti. I stamped the background with a Fair Isle Border stamp and Delicata Golden Glitz ink. The vellum was cut with a Spellbinders scalloped circle die and embossed with Wendy Vecchi Metallic Gold embossing paste. The tree was punched from an EK Christmas Tree punch in GKD Grass Green card stock and embossed with Ranger Sticky embossing powder and glittered with GKD Prismatic Christmas Pine Glitter. The sentiment was embossed with gold embossing powder on a ribbon banner in Red Hot card stock. Thanks for coming by to look!
The Recipe:
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PTI Fair Isle Border
Delicata Golden Glitz ink
Spellbinders Scalloped Circles
SSS Medium Dot Stencil
Wendy Vecchi Metallic Gold embossing paste
EK Christmas tree punch
Ranger Sticky EP
GKD Prismatic Glitter in Christmas Pine
Spellbinders Ribbon Banners
GKD Fine Detail Gold EP
Offray Gold Ribbon
Sweet! :) This is so pretty Sharyn! LOVE the gold background stamping and stenciling ... and love that glitter tree. Thanks so much for sharing your tag at my Twelve Tags of Christmas.
ReplyDeleteOh My Word....absolutely GORGEOUS! Loving the gold background and that sweet little tree! AND it's a tag!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty Sharyn. Love the embossed sentiment on the ribbon banner.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute tag. Love the scalloped background and that sparkly tree. I'm all about sparkle!! Beautiful background too!!!
ReplyDeleteThere are so many pretty things here. I love the gold touches and the scalloped tag. Then the bright, shiny tree! Just so, so pretty.
ReplyDeleteLove this tag Sharyn! The two different backgrounds go well together! Great job my friend! I think I need that ribbon banner too!
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