It's time for another Grungy Monday...only it's Tuesday. Here is my entry into Studio L3's really fun and fantastic Grungy Monday Challenge. I love doing this challenge because it lets me get my "Tim" style on and play with all of his wonderful stamp, dies, inks and Ideaology stuff. The possibilities are endless!!
So, here is my tag using Tim's technique from The Twelve Tags of Christmas 2007, Day 8 for the background. I used a Terra Cotta Paint Dabber and then a combination of Vintage Photo, Walnut Stain and a touch of Black Soot to finish the background.
Then I stamped the vintage camera "Photographic Studio" image from Tim's Captured Moments Stamp Set. I slit the top of the camera and made a ribbon from Tim's Filmstrip Ribbon coming from the top of the camera and winding its way down the side of the tag.
I used Tim's Mini Baroque die cut on a piece of chipboard and cream cardstock. I stamped a portion of the vintage photo image (with Walnut Stain) from Tim's Photo Studio Stamp Set. I distressed the background with Vintage Photo and a bit of Walnut Stain and just a hint of Dried Marmalade to pull in the orange from the background. I popped the image into place using pop dots.
Finally, I added some Tattered Flowers cut from basic cream cardstock and Kraft Glassine Papers. I heat embossed a script with white embossing powder on the Kraft Glassine flowers and went over the image with Vintage Photo. I then stamped a checkerboard pattern on the cream cardstock by multi inking the stamp with Dried Marmalade and Walnut Stain. I then inked the edges of the flowers with the browns and a touch of Black Soot.
I will be at SCRAPBOOK GENERATION in Springfield, MO this evening doing free demonstrations on EMBOSSING 101 from 6 to 8pm. If you're in the area, come on by and learn all about embossing powders, techniques and then have fun playing and experimenting!
I hope you are having a wonderfully creative GRUNGY day!
Take time to PLAY... it's SOUL FOOD!
Oh, Candy ... this is just beautiful! I love the colors - you used one of my all-time fav stamp sets - you made this for me, right? (lol) Seriously - outstanding, once again!!
ReplyDeleteLovely tag Candy, love the creative use of the film strip as ribbon from the camera and the flowers are very effective with the white embossing. Lovely image too, a great combination. Tracy x
ReplyDeleteI thought that this was just so lovely and full of really fabulous ideas. The colours are just perfect! I am so sorry that I am so far away as I would have loved to join you for your demo - I love to learn new ideas or be reminded of ones I'd forgotten!
ReplyDeleteOh my! This is fabulous with all those great details! Beautiful rich colors, too.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous piece as always candy. So my style and I get to listen to one of my all time faviorite songs as I admire it...Vincent.what a classic!
ReplyDeleteFab tag Candy with some great ideas. Annette x
ReplyDeleteHello Candy, How nice to see your Tim piece I love it so detailed and full of yummy things to look at thanks for stopping by to I appreciate it lots.
ReplyDeleteLove Dawn xx
Wow! fabulous tag so much detail on there.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I love all those beautiful details, this is awesome!
ReplyDeleteOMG, this is the coolest tag I've seen yet. Great Job!!!! Shari (cricutrookie)
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful. I really like the antique, vintage coloring and feel of your tag.
ReplyDeleteAs usual, your artwork is awesome & inspirational Candy! A lovely vintage design tag!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
You are the BEST embellisher (is that a word? lol!) ever! I love the way you used the small baroque die and the embossed kraft glassine is a brilliant idea!!
ReplyDeleteNice work !!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just so AWESOME! I have all the recipe ingredients but it wouldn't have looked as stunning as this! TFS
ReplyDeleteAwesome tag, Candy! Your technique turned out fabulous! Love all the trim and flowers at the bottom!
ReplyDeleteWow! Your tag is gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Hugs Anne
Love your new profile photo, pretty lady! Love your GM tag, too-- it's vintage perfection! Great colors, beautiful imagery... and those FLOWERS!!! Wow, girl, you made some magic here. Your use of the filmstrip is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteHave a fun time teaching this weekend!
This looks just wonderful in every way Candy. The stamped image is a beauty and I cannot get enough of these rich vintage tones which you do with such skill and flair...just uber-fab! Just done mine and decided on blue...
ReplyDeleteSarah
Just delightful, love all the brown tones, grungy heaven :D
ReplyDeleteHey Candy ... GrungeTagTastic tag ... Love love love the way you have used the baroque die, and the grunge flowers .. divine. x
ReplyDeleteI don't knwo what it is about your tag but I keep coming back to look at it. Lovely warm colors and great details.
ReplyDeletewow, so much going on on this tag, yet everything works together! looks very warm :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love your tag.
ReplyDeleteMarilyn
Candy - So talented and creative. I love this tag - so many details, so much to admire. Just proves that "Less is more" is just rubbish. More is definitely more!
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