Okay, I know. Christmas is long over by now, but I really wanted to post my 12 tags of Christmas, inspired by Tim Holtz. (make sure to click on the photo to view the tags larger.) I just finished them yesterday, New Year's Eve, and what fun I had. I'm usually so caught up in the business of being a direct seller that I don't get a chance to put my hands on other products other than Close To My Heart very often. But life is a journey, right? And for me it's a creative journey. So that means stepping outside of my comfort zone and trying new things, new products, new techniques, all for the simple pleasure of doing so. I used so many things I never have when creating these tags: from grungeboard and metal findings to crackle paint and distress Stickles. I was so dirty every day, it was great! I made three tags per day until I finished and what a great feeling to finish last night. Now I have twelve gorgeous holiday tags (about 5 x 7 in size each) and will cherish them forever. I have a new-found respect and admiration for Tim Holtz and his style. He's truly an innovator when it comes to the vintage, grungy look, which is my new (secret) favorite style. Check him out sometime and see for yourself.
Okay, I know. Christmas is long over by now, but I really wanted to post my 12 tags of Christmas, inspired by Tim Holtz. (make sure to click on the photo to view the tags larger.) I just finished them yesterday, New Year's Eve, and what fun I had. I'm usually so caught up in the business of being a direct seller that I don't get a chance to put my hands on other products other than Close To My Heart very often. But life is a journey, right? And for me it's a creative journey. So that means stepping outside of my comfort zone and trying new things, new products, new techniques, all for the simple pleasure of doing so. I used so many things I never have when creating these tags: from grungeboard and metal findings to crackle paint and distress Stickles. I was so dirty every day, it was great! I made three tags per day until I finished and what a great feeling to finish last night. Now I have twelve gorgeous holiday tags (about 5 x 7 in size each) and will cherish them forever. I have a new-found respect and admiration for Tim Holtz and his style. He's truly an innovator when it comes to the vintage, grungy look, which is my new (secret) favorite style. Check him out sometime and see for yourself.
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Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteOh boy! what fun. Can we do one for Valentines day in class. They are so beautiful and of course the designs are great. See you soon
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely beautiful. I hope you share some of the techniques you used on these.
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing. I watched one of his tutorials before Christmas and thought it was SO cute but SO much work. I'm very impressed that you did 12!!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! Thanks for sharing. Naz
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