Linda's Tag #11 this week is all silvery and uses metal. I took a little detour and tried my own way of creating a similar effect. (sponsored by her Funkie Junkie Boutique) I loved how elegant and industrial the foil looked on Linda's tag. I am also entering this into the Artistic Outpost Monthly challenge.
I started with white cardstock which I applied a layer of white gesso and while it was wet I attached a series of cardboard snowflakes and used gesso to paint them onto the tag. I let that thoroughly dry out. . (Just occurred to me I have black gesso and could have used that as a base. DUH!) I then applied a layer of black spray. That soaked in too much so I added a layer of black paint. After the paint I waited for it to dry and then sponged silver paint onto the snowflakes and used my fingers to smear it around the snowflakes.
After that I wanted to just leave the snowflakes by themselves but decided to add a mini tag with the Vintage Santa from Artistic outpost Snowy Woods.
Have a wonderful wednesday!
Suzz
Gorgeous, Sue! I love how you adapted the products you had to create Shelly's faux galvanized metal technique. Your snowflakes look amazing and I agree that you shouldn't cover them up. Off setting the vintage Santa was the perfect way to accomplish that. I like that you kept my touch of turquoise too. I think that looks lovely against the antiqued silver look. Super take on Tag #11!
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Linda
Looks wonderful. I want to give it a try. Thanks for telling us how you made it. Very inspiring Anneke
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Suzz, I love he background , the snowflakes looks fantastic . Gorgeous design. Tracy x
ReplyDeleteYour silvery tag is out of this world! Gorgeous work! xx
ReplyDeleteShoes off that Santa beautifully!
ReplyDeleteShows off, not shoes off!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Suzz
ReplyDeleteWow! This is stunning! Thanks for sharing your technique. I can't wait to give it a try.
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