Our remit this week is to follow the technique on page 62 of The Compendium of Curiosities Vol. 2, by Tim Holtz.
So here is my tag, combining both the techniques that Tim shows us.
I have recycled some plastic packaging to completely cover my custom stamp pad butterfly tag.
For some reason the embossing didn't take on that slightly frosted look that usually happens, perhaps it's because its incredibly humid today in a rather grey and slightly damp Wiltshire. Still that is not going to affect the Jubilee celebrations over the weekend, but I've got a feeling that by the time I reach Tuesday I probably will not want to see another trifle, scone or Victoria sponge for many months!
PS Have you seen Tims June tag? It is absolutely up my street. LOVE IT.
PS Have you seen Tims June tag? It is absolutely up my street. LOVE IT.
8 comments:
That is very delicate and pretty. Great tag...
...you've achieved a truely gorgeous effect from Tim's classes & book...loVe the green you've chosen & super effect with the plastic...fabby work Sue it's gorgeous...Mel :)
So fitting for June.
Fantastic work, going to try and get mine done today.
Lovely effect on this tag.
Very, very pretty tag. Soft, subtle and beautifully coloured. I haven't even started the lessons yet - just haven't got round to it!
Juliaxx
love this stamp and such a great effect
have a great weekend
hugs
Love your butterflies! Great idea to combine the CC 101 with CC2. I loved the Creative Chemistry Class but have had a hard time getting to work on any Compendium Challenges at Studio3L. Maybe this will be the week.
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