I think this has happened for two reasons.
1: I don't have his beautiful big butterfly stamp (yet) and used my biggest Darkroom Door one instead.
2: I don't have the alphabet stencil yet either.
Knowing that these tags are all about the process and making them your own...
I chose to use the harlequin stencil which has LOTS of coverage, unlike the subtle alphabet one. Perhaps I should not have covered the whole tag with the embossing paste...then it would not be quite so overstated. However, the technique is a fabulous one and worked particularly well, though I had to actively practice some patience while the texture paste dried over night and I could heat gun it the next day to emboss the powder.
The nice thing is that I got two more tag bases out of the paint I had on my craft sheet, so I can try a few more versions when I get a chance. I think I was a little generous with the paint to start with...
Roll on 1st of April, I can't wait to play again!
Stunning tag!!! Love the colors and all the pretty butterflies. I did not have that butterfly stamp nor stencil, I made due with what I did, just like you :)
ReplyDeleteI think your tag is absolutely gorgeous! And, your background colors and stenciling are awesome. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI have no patience to wait for texture paste to dry I used my heat gun :P Love the colours you used and the harlequin looks great. I love your version of the tag. I think it is awesome.
ReplyDeleteThe harlequin stencil looks so wonderful with the butterfly and I quite like the amount of gold that shows - it's very decadent and I also love the 'mop up' tags you were left with too. Still have my tag to do... Anne xx
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING take...just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a bold and funky take on the March tag - love it!
ReplyDeleteAlison x