
#26: Crumpled Kraft Suede from Page 40, #27: Ink Palette:
Alcohol Ink from page #52, and #28: Reflections Stamping from Page #65.
As you know, we can’t go into the details, as that just
won’t be fair to Tim. But I will say,
the last step on the crumpled suede had me baffled, but then, the more I
looked, the more I liked!! Almost didn’t
want to put anything on it! The close up
of the Holiday Muse Token shows the technique much better than the final photo.
I used just the gold additive to the mini clip. The deer underwent a few trials before I hit
on an ink combo that was noticeable. Then I embossed with clear EP just to make it stand out a bit more. The
Holly sprig die was my latest superbuy from JoAnn’s. I used the shattered
stains technique for those, with the addition of Fired Brick Stickles for the
berries, as they just didn’t come out red enough. Once again, the ribbon/bow addition befuddled
me, ended up sticking it on with a mini pin. I really need to learn how to accessorize!
LOL!

Smashing tag Kim, xx
ReplyDeleteLovely tag Kim. Isn't that faux suede wonderful?
ReplyDeleteLiking the stamping on the reindeer too.
Hugs
xx
Fantastic tag Kim! And I agree with you: This background, along with so many from Tim's techniques, seem too beautiful to embellish!
ReplyDeleteWell done you on your tag and all those entries. I am so swamped with home and work stuff at the moment, I will resurface in DECEMBER I hope
ReplyDeleteFabulous way to combine all those fun techniques!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute and gorgeous!
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