The theme this week at
is
Tick Tock - #40
I have a couple of stamps that would fit this theme
quite nicely, but then I looked at my collection
of tags that already have backgrounds
and found the perfect one.
This background tag has a twin as when I stamped them
they were pushed next to each other
and so each tag got half a clock.
I had started off blending Distress Ink colours together,
probably a mix of 'mustard seed' and 'fired brick'.
(I say 'probably' as these tags were done some time ago,
before I owned 'spiced marmalade', and I know
if you blend yellow, red, yellow and just a tad more red,
you get a lovely rich orange colour)
I stamped the winged clock from Graphic 45 "Happy Hauntings"
with 'jet black' Archival Ink
and gently blended 'spiced marmalade' and 'seedless preserves'
for a bit of contrast to the background.
The quote is hand written on scraps of white card
blended with 'seedless preserves' and just a smidge of 'vintage photo'.
The winged clock and the words were fussy cut
and popped onto dimensionals.
Background clocks are Tim Holtz and ?
To finish I dragged a piece of muslin through 'seedless preserves'
and tied it through the hole on the tag.
Happy Crafting!!!
I have noticed, Helen, that you have used this same "font" before, and, now, know what it is! ;-) You have a gift here! I love the idea of stamping two tags at the same time, each with half of the stamp. I will definitely try this technique. I also like the idea of creating several tag backgrounds at the same time and saving the "extras" for use later. Going to do that, too. As long as I have everything out, might as well make good use of those supplies, right? Great tag today, my friend!
ReplyDeleteWonderful colour combo and Kay's right; what a great idea to do two together. I was going to play this week but haven't had any time yet ! Love your's though !!
ReplyDeleteCorrie x
This is beautiful Helen. The winged clock is fabulous and I love the gorgeous colours.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the rest of your week.
Hugs Sharon. x
Love these zingy colours Helen and what a great idea to make several together like that! Vicky x
ReplyDeleteLove the colours on this. Fantastic work x
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