Happy Friday!
We're winding down with Christmas in July. I wanted to share a Christmas tag I made today.
I wanted to encourage you to stretch outside the box on creating Christmas themes.
Today I used Graphic 45 French Country paper for most of my tag. I did sneak in a small square of Tim Holtz paper with the Christmas words.
I have a new stamp from Hampton Arts: Square Face Frame. I definitely wanted to use her some way.
So here's what I came up with:
I mounted my face onto a piece of cardboard, colored her with prisma pencils. Coated it with glossy accents.
I have a small piece of cheese cloth in the back, some lace and velvet ribbon on the bottom. A couple of vintage buttons.
I love how it turned out!
I hope this inspires you to get your Christmas groove on!!
You can find all the products I used at our shop HERE-Outlaw Women Scrapbook Emporium
Our prices are always 20-25% off retail.
Thanks for stopping by!
We're winding down with Christmas in July. I wanted to share a Christmas tag I made today.
I wanted to encourage you to stretch outside the box on creating Christmas themes.
Today I used Graphic 45 French Country paper for most of my tag. I did sneak in a small square of Tim Holtz paper with the Christmas words.
I have a new stamp from Hampton Arts: Square Face Frame. I definitely wanted to use her some way.
So here's what I came up with:
I mounted my face onto a piece of cardboard, colored her with prisma pencils. Coated it with glossy accents.
I have a small piece of cheese cloth in the back, some lace and velvet ribbon on the bottom. A couple of vintage buttons.
I love how it turned out!
I hope this inspires you to get your Christmas groove on!!
You can find all the products I used at our shop HERE-Outlaw Women Scrapbook Emporium
Our prices are always 20-25% off retail.
Thanks for stopping by!
1 comment:
You're absolutely right...this is perfect for Christmas. This would look beautiful draped over a gift for a tag. I love that you used the facial image as he focus. It can be interpreted so many ways as to who that is and what they're thinking. I love your edgy yet Victorian take on this holiday idea!!!
You've definitely inspired me to get my 'groove' on...LOL
hugs,
Lisa x
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