I then had to create a coordinating background using Tim's spritz method. I didn't have any distress stains that matched the color of my cardstock. Instead I pulled out my re-inkers and water spritzer and used them to create a pink background. I then spied the gold paint dabber and decided to edge everything out in gold. That had me pulling out the Stampendous Micro-glitter Gold and ended up all glittery and gold along with the browns and pinks. :)
The main image on my card took the longest time to find. I couldn't think of what to use as I didn't have the Queen of Hearts image. I ended up getting inspired by a beautiful set from Chocolate Baroque called Punky Romance. It had the perfect heart image. I stamped it with brown ink on a pink background. I edged it out with the gold paint and added the glitter again.
I wanted to add the touch of twine to my tag to add texture. I ended up taking ivory twine and painting it with the gold paint. I loved how it ended up drying with the crinkles as I scrunched it up while it was wet. It added a fun texture.
I used the seasonal stickers from Tim for the sentiment which also received the Midas touch. Tim did the lovely detail of the tissue tape as the ribbon and I just added a hint of the gold paint.
Another Valentine's project off my list. :)
Thanks for stopping by.
Suzz
