Hey there, everyone! It's
Broni here and I've got a fun tag to show you that I made
using some
Unity stamps, some
TCW stencils and some
Studio 490 embossing pastes.
I think I've always been a cowgirl at heart, and I firmly believe you can be one
and still be a girly girl. So pink boots are in order, right?
Here's how I made the tag:
I covered the entire tag with
Antique Linen Distress Stain. The
gesso resists the stain and still shows up white. I also
sponged on some
Squeezed Lemonade,
Bundled Sage, and
Old Paper Distress inks. Then I spread on some white
embossing paste in random spots.
Next I added more stain over the top of everything to blend it all together.
I took another tag and sponged on some
Worn Lipstick ink then stamped my cowgirl boots on top in
Gathered Twigs ink. You can see that the ink is still a
little wet in this photo.
I sprinkled on some
clear embossing powder and blasted it with my
Heat tool.
I wanted some ribbon to match, so I smooshed some more
Worn Lipstick ink onto my
craft sheet and misted it with water, then dragged the seam
binding through it until it was totally colored. I left it bunched up to dry on
my
craft sheet, but you could also blast it with the
heat tool.
I sponged some more of the
Gathered Twigs ink onto the tag using my
Mini Chevron stencil and stamped my sentiment too.
Then I felt that I needed some more pink in the design, so I sponged some onto
the tag around the edges.
Next I smooshed some
Gathered Twigs ink onto my
craft sheet, misted it with just a little bit of water, then
mixed in some white
embossing paste.
I applied it to the tag through my
Chicken Wire stencil.
I also applied some
Metallic Gold embossing paste using my Mini Punchinella
stencil.
I love that stuff so much! Love the brilliant shine you get and the texture
when applying it. I think if it smelled like fruit I might try to eat it. Yes,
I love it that much!
Here you can see the shine when it's dry:
To finish up, I distressed all the edges with my
Tonic
scissors, added lace that I colored with my
Antique Linen Distress stain and a strip of burlap using some
Scor-tape. I also attached a coil of hemp twine using my
Mini
Attacher and tied on my pink seam binding. The boots were cut out and
popped up on
foam mounting tape.
Here's the tag again and also another view of the tag hanging up.
I hope you like it and that you enjoyed hearing about the process. Let me know
if you have any questions!
Thanks so much for stopping by today!
Happy crafting!
