Tim's Day #7 Tag uses glassine so I pulled out my wax paper. I have some white glassine but decided to show how the wax paper will work in a similar fashion. I used the alcohol inks on wax paper with the mixative and it turned out beautifully. I wanted the Memory Box Poinsettia to pop so I embossed with the white embossing powder and sprinkled a little white embossing powder over the surface to give it a snow embossed effect. I hand cut and layered the poinsettia.
The background includes the layers of stains and pearl mister to give the soft colors. (weathered wood, walnut stain, antique linen)
Then I stamped the vintage Christmas words (Memory Box) and the Vintage Music Records (Memory Box) using brown archival ink on the tag.
Have a wonderful day!
Suzz
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
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What a gorgeous tag, that poinsettia is stunning!
ReplyDeleteOh,you can use wax paper, AND you can heat emboss it? That's pretty cool.....so thank you for sharing those tips. I even have some wax paper!! lol
ReplyDeleteYou're work is gorgeous and I'm so happy to have found your blog and can follow along!
Laura
Your poinsettia is stunning, love the white. Gorgeous background too. Tracy x
ReplyDeleteThis is the most beautiful technique I have ever seen!!
ReplyDeleteStunning poinsettia!! You are one creative lady!!
AND
Thank you for pointing out that the wax paper is similar to the the glassine so now I have something to use for this technique!!
Jane Swanson
Suzz your tag is absolutely stunning! I LOVE the waxed paper technique and those little feathers are the perfect touch!
ReplyDeleteTerrie
What a stunner, Sue! Love the touches of gold! Never thought to use wax paper - again, you've inspired me!
ReplyDeletewow!!! so amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteYour flower is breath taking suzz as is this amazing tag!!
ReplyDeletewow you did it again! Another stunner!
ReplyDeletestunning and so pretty. doesn't that wax paper work well!
ReplyDeleteAwesome - I love it when you can use something you have on hand instead of buying more
ReplyDeleteThanks so much - I did pin this to pintsrest I do hope you don't mind
*clap! clap! clap!*
ReplyDeleteThis tag is SUPERB!
it is amazing what you did with that poinsettia.
ReplyDeleteI think I love you :) I looked at Tim's tag today and wondered what the heck glassine was and what I might have that was similar. I have heard of it before of course, but have never bought any. This is my favorite tag so far and I really want to try it. So, if you get a minute, could I get a little more info on how to use the wax paper - like what side do you stamp on? Thanks so much.
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I love the results you got with waxed paper...thanks so much for sharing. Now I don't have to rush out to get the glassine paper. Your tag as always is utterly fabulous!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I'm so glad I didn't see your tag before I posted mine - I might have just chucked it! I love what you did with the waxed paper!! Really truly inspired!
ReplyDeleteONE WORD: WOW!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing tag. I absolutely love it. That waxed paper technique is outstanding.
ReplyDeleteNow, that is something I would try and totally rip it to shreds. Wow, Suzz! Gorgeous tag and that flower is amazing!
ReplyDeletewow, love that poinsetta. great job on improvising with what you had. i love that "using up, making do" attitude that so many crafters have. tfs
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous and ornate, Suzanne!
ReplyDeletebeautiful tag. Love all the extra glimmer you put on it. The poinsettia turned out really nice.
ReplyDeleteThat's really pretty. Love the wax paper idea.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use wax paper. I love the way those turned out.. What a fabulous tag!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Linda
Wax paper!!! Awesome! Your bling is fabulous! This tag is over the top gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteI adore your art and style...had to "follow" you ...by way of our Tim H. Happy holidays
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! I thought I was improvising, but you made up a technique all your own! Thanks for sharing! :o)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful results with wax paper! I wouldn't have guessed you could do this.
ReplyDeletewow Suzz... stunning. And thanks for the hint about using waxed paper. I don't have any glassine paper and wondered what to do. Love your tag heaps.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Love the poinsettia! This is one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteWax paper? Really? That's brilliant - I'm going to give this a try!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning Sue! Love the use of the wax paper, gives the poinsettia a beautiful look and is not at dark as the Glassine! The added embellies are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love how that poinsettia turned out!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely breathtaking .........
ReplyDeleteThat wax paper flower is just SO beautiful! Such a great idea. And the backgroudn of the tag is wonderful too. TFS!! I so love your tags.
ReplyDeleteThats a brilliant flower. So gorgeous. love it. Lovely tag!
ReplyDeleteTotally love the wax paper poisietta stunning.
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