i got a bit of a late start in making tim holtz' 12 Xmas tags but here they are so far... and realised how little of the things tim used i have but then decided to do what i do best...do my own thing
mmm tag 1 is still in progress....
tag #2

yes i know its missing the flower...couldn't quite decide what to do so it will be added later. the frames are from
Prima and the sentiment by Artistic Outpost

i loved the
flourish on the tag and those splats in green patina...
tag #3

the alcohol colours came out quite faded -a bit more than intended but still liked the look.
used my American crafts birthday dot stamp on the edges in green and white acrylic paint.
tag #4

this house pin is a really handmade
nightmare....but i love it! the door stamp and sentiment is by Artistic Outpost - love it!!

my memory capsule is recycled packaging from the washers...i simply cut around the circle shape to fit into my bookplate and then filled it with glitter as i couldn't find my glass shards..yes i actually have some of those somewhere
tag #5

i love how the copper
Lumiere paint resisted...but do not quite like the tag overall. i replaced the gold strips at the top and bottom with gold leaving

added some bows to my baubles...bot sure i like them but there they are
tag #6

another
PSX stamp....the truck was one of my favourites...just love the look of it - it could be parked right outside my door

the snow on the tree was done with glossy accents and glitter and then i added
some beads as well
tag #7

another old favourite from
PSX...
Santa - he has such a pretty smile...don't think he would scare off the kids. the holly and berries on his hat was stamped a second time and raised for dimension I used ordinary white acrylic paint for my resist and it worked perfectly...love the effect

for my embossed sentiment i used silver
embossing powder with an old
PSX sentiment
tag #8

i replaced the lamp post with my dress makers dummy...you could imagine it somewhere in a shop window around C
hristmas time...

i have a ton of old keys...thanks to my dad who always kept them in a bottle and they are now my pride and joy....rusted ones, silvers, ones, big, small, old, new...bliss!
WOW these are fantastic! And I love how you photograph them - so clever!
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Beautiful job with Tim's tag techniques! Thanks for using Artistic Outpost images, don't forget about the Artistic Outpost Monthly Referral program - see www.artisticoutpost.blogspot.com for more details!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards ... I came here via Artistic Outpost (but couldn't get your posted link to work).
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