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Christmas Tag #10

Hi!
    Meant to share this tag a few days ago, but somehow life intervened. I went out of my comfort zone to make this Christmas tag because of the extra blue colours inspired by the challenge at Verve and am quite satisfied with the outcome. I hope you like it too.



Supplies used:
watercolor paper
blue Distress ink
dark blue cardstock
die cut trees (RAK- Thanks Nikki)
star sequins. 
SRM sticker sentiment
    Distress ink was blended on the paper and water was spritzed on it. Added four layers of dark torn edged paper to resemble a hilly plateau in the shadows and adhered the tree die cut. As the tree shape was uneven, the next die cut was turned over to resemble the shape of an evergreen. After turning its branches upwards, it was adhered along its center to the first die cut. Similarly, the third die which appears to have been cut from some designed paper was adhered atop the second and finished off with star sequins.
I'm entering this into challenges at...
http://www.simonsaysstampblog.com/mondaychallenge - Christmas tree
    Thanks for visiting. My posts will be very spaced out now as there are only 25 days until Christmas and there's a lot to do. Have a great day!
Leanne
on November 29, 2016 15 much appreciated comments

Christmas Tag #9

Hi!
    Glad I'm able to post again today. Started on this tag last week and after a long break, I put it together yesterday. Most time was spent making the microminiature wreath which I could have done without, but I enjoy adding details. I hope you like what you see here today.


Supplies used:
Papermania tag
chalk pastels (background)
Simon says stamp-Kelly Purkey-triangles die (trees)
house die (RAK- Thanks Nikki)
Crayola markers
ice stickles
glossy accents
Crackerbox Palace (sentiment)
Brilliance-pearlescent sky blue (sentiment)
double sided foam tape
Bistro white chalk marker (snow)
    The inspiration for this tag is from Kittie's day seven tag below. First all the die cut embellishments were given their finishing touch as follows...
Trees- White cardstock was used for diecutting. Next, the triangles from the diecut were cut into little trees, then coloured with green leaving parts uncoloured to depict snow.
House- The house die sent as RAK was coloured peach to red. White paper was glued on the reverse across the door and window openings, then coloured. Some white paper was cut and adhered atop the roof and chimney as snow.
Wreath- A hole punch was used on a bit of green cardstock, then cut around it to form a ring. The bow was made with two teeny winnie red triangles and two elongated triangles and the bits were put together on the ring. Stickles and glossy accents were used for its finishing touch.
The sky was blended with chalk pastels and the scene was completed the die cuts and four layers of snow banks made with torn paper. The house, two trees in front and snow bank with stamped sentiment were adhered with dimensional tape. Finally, falling snow was added by gently tapping the chalk marker with a finger.
I'm entering this tag for challenges at...
I have another tag ready, so will be back soon.
Leanne
on November 23, 2016 10 much appreciated comments

Christmas Tag #8

Hi there!
    Meant to post the very next day after the last one and just don't know how four days flew by. I'm sharing a tag I'd made over the summer, along with a matching paint splattered gift bag which I forgot to picture before sending it with my son. It will be given to the hostess my kids will be spending Christmas with during part of their winter break in Mississippi. 
 
 
Supplies used:
Papermania tag
3 die cut trees
glossy accents
red glitter
gold acrylic paint
star bling
ribbon from stash
    Three die cut trees were first adorned with red glitter at their branch tips using glossy accents. Using glossy accents made them appear like micro beads with dimension. The three were scrored along the centre, then glued together....first, two scored centers meeting, after it dried, the third above where the first two met. The tag was splattered with gold paint, then finished by gluing the ribbon, tree, star and bow.
I'm entering this tag for challenges at...
Hope to be back soon with more tags.
Leanne
on November 22, 2016 8 much appreciated comments

Christmas Tag #7

Hi!
    Finished this tag the day before yesterday but did not manage to blog until now. Anyway, happy with how the holly leaves turned out and hope you like it too.
Supplies used:
Papermania tag
chalk pastels
fixative spray
Crayola markers
dew drops (thanks Nikki)
SRM sentiment
    The inspiration for this, is from Rahmat's day 8 tag in the pic. below. The  background was coloured with chalk pastels then sprayed with a fixative. The leaves were drawn individually and fussy cut from leftovers of the panel painted with watercolours and with splatters of silver paint used for THIS tag. Using markers, more colours were blended on the leaves, then sprayed with a fixative for a waxy shine as in the natural holly leaves. Next, the leaf veins were marked with a piercing tool for dimension. Finished off with dew drops for berries and a sticker sentiment.

I'm entering this tag for challenges at...
Will be back soon.
Leanne
on November 17, 2016 8 much appreciated comments

Christmas Tag #6

Hi!
    I'm throughly enjoying myself making tags. In fact, I'm working on four at the same time and will blog as I finish.
Supplies used:
Papermania kraft tag
Lawn Fawn-winter sparrows stamp & die set
colour pencils
puffy paint
glossy accents
    The inspiration for this is from Melania's day 9 tag in the image below. The bird images were stamped, colured and die cut. Puffy paints were used on the branch and the birds woolies, glossy accents for their beaks, leaves and music notes. Finished off with the stamped sentiment and cord.
I'm entering this tag into challenges at...
http://www.stampingwithloll.com - Christmas mix media tag
http://tagyoureitchallenge.blogspot.com - inspiration (layout)
http://cardztv.blogspot.com - anything goes 
Will be back soon.
Leanne
on November 16, 2016 11 much appreciated comments
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