That lead to a Kudzu Kafe Christmas. :) I stamped the ticking stamp in two directions to create a gingham effect. I embossed a kraft panel and softened it with a touch of white acrylic paint. I stamped the store and added some fun faux flowers. The happy Christmas is from the Snowy Woods plate.
I added a little plaid ribbon that was recycled from a Christmas gift. I inked up white buttons to add a touch of green and brown.
I also wanted to share my second tag inspired from Tim's Tag of October. I created the background using tissue tape, acrylic paints and a touch of distress inks. I added a layer of perfect pearls.
The images are from the Artistic Outpost Paris Exposition.
Happy Friday to you!
Suzz
This is utterly fabulous!!! LOVE how you made the gingham paper with the ticking strip stamp... clever girl... and the faux foliage is fantastic!!! Love all the stamps you used... gorgeous... gorgeous... gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your tags! The Happy Christmas one is my fav :0) Great idea of using your stamp to create the gingham look...love the colors all together! Great distressing..and LOVE the faux flowers and plaid ribbon (I LOVE plaid).
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Heather
Thank you for visiting my blog and for the lovely comment you left :0)
So beutiful and with a lovely christmas spirit, your tag is so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhish you the most wonderful day!
Gorgeous tags Suzz. Love the Christmas one especially. Your improvised gingham stamp is awesome
ReplyDeleteOh this is gorgeous! Love the gingham background and the Chrismassy flower decorations. So lovely!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely loved this over at AO, but hadn't realised the gingham in the background is actually stamped - all the better! Gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Loving your takes on Linda and Tim's tags Suzanne. It's great to see how other people interpret them and your choice of colours/images is great. Hugs, Buttons x
ReplyDeleteWow, you have been busy. Love your tags.
ReplyDeleteFrom the other comments it looks like you got us all with your clever 'gingham' stamping and the brilliant faux flowers. I just noticed how the dry embossed background compliments the date the little girl is holding. Brilliant work!
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Lesley Xx
I am totally drooling over this, Sue! The way you used the ticking stamp to create the gingham is positively brilliant! And I love the way you have decorated the Kudzu Kafe for Christmas. Your bits of festive plaid ribbon really add some style and the Dec. 24th from Snowy Woods is the perfect finisher. A totally inspired piece for Tag #4 - so pleased to have you playing with me over at the 12 Tags of Christmas Funkie Junkie Style!
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Linda
Wonderful tags, both of them. Love how you have interpreted the rustic look of the first one!
ReplyDeleteSaw this over at FJ and had to run over and check it out. Absolutely a precious tag with incredible character and charm!
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