Hi guys
Natalie here with a tutorial for you
I'm featured over at the Lindy's Stamp
Gang blog with a few tags that I have created
using only a couple
of materials from my stash.
I love making these tags, and recently spent a weekend demonstrating
similar creations at a retailers day, showing different ways of using
Imaginarium Designs chipboard.
These first two large tags were created at the same time.
I started by lightly painting one of the tags with a sponge roller, and some gesso to seal the chipboard.
Then I mixed Flat Magical Mango Mania with some Modeling Paste.
I used an Imaginarium mask and covered my tag with the paste, lifted it off,
and then flipped it onto the raw chipboard tag.
Once dry, starting with the ‘create art everyday’ tag, I used Flat Fabio Hibiscus Rose, and
sprayed it on, and then watered it down with a water spray to lighten
the color, and allow it to run down through the pattern.
The other Imaginarium Designs chipboards are all coated lightly with gesso, and then colored with Flat Fabios in Luscious Lime and Pineapple Paradise, with the white Prima flowers being sprayed in Flat Fabio Hibiscus Rose with a little Mango Mania added to the petals.
The words are again lightly coated in gesso, but then I added some Starburst Gag Me with a Spoon Gray to give it some shimmer.
With the ‘always be amazing’ tag, I generously sprayed it with Starburst Clam Bake Beige & Cape Cod Coral, before
stamping over it with a script stamp. Because this tag was not coated
in gesso first, the mist soaked into the chipboard leaving a small
amount of colour and all the gorgeous shimmer sitting on top!
I flicked on a little Flat Fabio Toto’s Tornado Black, coloured my Imaginarium feather and Loolabelle’ crosshatch circle in Time Travel Teal, and then gave my white Prima flowers a coat of Cape Cod Coral with some drops of Mango Mania.
For the ‘blah blah blah’ tag, I used some of the new Prima 3D Matte Gel and mixed it with some Flat Magicals Hibiscus Rose and Caribbean Blue with some silver glitter!
Using another mask from Imaginarium, I swiped it over my gesso prepared background and heat set it.
Once dry, I used Flat Fabio Caribbean Blue and coated the tag before watering it down, and repeating the process. I then added Flat Fabio Toto’s Tornado Black and let it drip down between the bricks!
The Imaginarium Chipboard is then coated in Flat Fabio Toto’s Tornado Black for the bottom two layers then the small squares on top I used Gag Me with a Spoon Gray.
And finally for the ‘you’re so fancy’ tag.
I mixed up some more Prima 3D Matte Gel and Flat Magicals Hibiscus Rose and Caribbean Blue and used a simple spot mask over the gesso prepped background.
Once dry, I added some Pineapple Paradise and let it drip down through the circles. The Imaginarium chipboard was prepped with gesso, and then I used Caribbean Blue for the big pinwheel (there are a brand new design I created last week), Hibiscus Rose for the middle one and mixed the two sprays together on my mat for the small one to create that gorgeous purple!
Once each of the tags were dry, I used a little Dimensional Magic to
give certain elements a shine – I love this final touch … adds a little
sparkle to the project!
So I hope you liked my tags … I loved creating them and cant wait to give them away to a few of my friends!
You can view more of my work at …www.happydaks.blogspot.com and find me on Instagram under happydaks.
GORGEOUS, ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE EACH & EVERY ONE of your tags Natalie!!!
WOW - the colours & textures are AMAZING and I found your tutorial SO EXCITING - looks like I have a bundle of new products buy and techniques to try :)
THANK YOU for sharing your CREATIVE INSPIRATION!!!
Love your colors and all of the texture! Each one is so fun ...and I will admit my Favorite is the first one...great pattern and texture...and some of my favorite colors!! Thank you for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteHugs!!
These tags are awesome!
ReplyDeleteGreat details on how to
make them, thanks.
Carla from Utah
These are amazing, really love the texture you have created and add to that the chipboard and you have beautiful tags..
ReplyDeleteYour tags are fabulous. What a great tutorial too. Well done.
ReplyDeleteso magical result!
ReplyDeleteThese are just gorgeous! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWOW these are amazing..
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