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My first project is a spider-ific tag I made.
I used a manila tag, adhered vintage text pages, and trimmed the excess. I sprayed it with Kraft Glimmer Mist and embossed just the left edge with an Anna Griffin embossing folder (April Garden). My "sandwich" going through my machine was a bit too much, and curled the edge of the paper. But you know what? Turns out I really liked the frilly edge it gave. So I kept it and highlighted the design with Black Soot distress ink.
I also used the Kraft mist on the small doily that I first applied a very light coat of gesso to.
Next, I trimmed a piece of print paper and adhered that to the right edge of the tag, edging the tag with Black Soot distress ink. I then adhered half of the doily to the top and the web ribbon through the hole.
After stamping "Eeeeek!" and embossing with black embossing powder, I used an edge punch to cut out the label shape, distressing the edges and adhering with foam tape.
Last, I die cut the hanging spider with a Tim Holtz die (Candlelight Fright) and shaped the spider with my fingers to give some dimension. I then glued the web at the top of the tag, allowing my spider to move about as needed.
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Barbara Rankin
Love the elegant vintage vibe, Barbara. Truly bootiful and spooky. Fabulous! xxD
ReplyDeleteVery nice.. even though spiders give me the creeps!!
ReplyDeleteVery cool tag, love the colors you have used! So moody, love it!
ReplyDelete~kim
Fabulous tag! I love your stamping and the dangling spider! Mo x
ReplyDelete(the link to here on your top post doesn't bring you here, just in case people cant find your post. xx)
Thanks for letting me know, Maureen.
DeleteGorgeous tag! Super spooky with all the lovely web and spider. Lovely aged papers.
ReplyDeleteSue
The Nanny
You are setting the bar HIGH starting with this.
ReplyDeleteFantastic tag project
ooooo I love this tag, one of my favs of the day
ReplyDeleteVery cool tag and this hoppers agrees with the rumpled paper, it turned out fantastic! Thank you for all the details!
ReplyDeleteI like that frilly edge too! A great idea that I will have to keep in mind for future projects. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteFab tag, I love the wavey edge too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous tag! Lovely colours and fantastic spider!
ReplyDeleteWOW! That is spooky! I haven't seen that die before.
ReplyDeleteEEEK!! I love it and these awesome tags are making me crave making some! Isn't it funny how mistakes can end up being genius at work? Love it and great way to start off the month!
ReplyDeleteWhat a freaky fabulous tag! Love the details and textures! Happy October!
ReplyDeleteGreat tag! Love the spider!
ReplyDeleteLove your tag. The vintage / burnt look is a great touch.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love ALL of the details on your tag !!!
ReplyDeleteLove the tag.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! I love how it looks burnt! Wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your tag... you are starting off on a roll!!! WOW~
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