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Tuesday, 12 September 2023

Bee-lieve Textured tag

 

                                       
Hi There! I am here to share a step by step for this textured tag.

I began by using the tag dies to cut a mixed media card tag and a kraft backing piece for it.

I used one of the latest dinkables to apply crackle paste to the tag and left to dry. 
Next I sprayed the tag with distress oxide sprays in carved pumpkin and peacock feathers. I also dripped a little peacock feathers onto the textured surface and splattered with water and left to dry.
Using walnut stain Distress oxide I stamped the border down the two edges.

On a separate piece of card I stamped the Bees in Black Versafine Clair ink.
I cut them out and coloured the bees with coloured pencils. 
I also stamped and cut out the Bee-lieve sentiment.
Using matte medium I assembled it all.
Here is the finished tag again.
I used:
Distress oxide sprays in Peacock Feathers and Carved Pumpkin
coloured pencils

Don't forget we have a monthly challenge over in the Bee Crafty Stamps facebook group.
You can also book a place on my Bee Crafty Workshop over on the website. The Live Workshop will be available from 30th September indefinitely, so if you can't make it on the day you will be able to watch it as many times as you like after the event.  
Thanks for looking! 
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2 comments:

  1. Pat12 September 2023 at 18:19

    A really beautiful tag Sally and love the sweet little bees over the stencilled and stamped background and such pretty colours too. x

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  2. Faith A at Daffodil Cards16 September 2023 at 13:21

    This is gorgeous Sally, a stunning background with those little bees. I also like the way you have cut the sentiment.
    Faith x

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