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Friday, March 09, 2018
{Mixed Media Tutorial} Quick Tags by MariLynn
Sometimes I work for hours doing mixed media and sometimes I want to make something fast. I have a fast project for you today.
I started with white cardstock. I die cut two tags using CUTplorations TAG O COFFEE die.
I used cheap water soluble markers and ARTplorations CURVE PLAY stencil. I traced along the edges of the stencil. I used mostly blues.
Then I used more markers and ARTplorations EMANATIONS stencil. I used green this time.
I moved the EMANATIONS stencil and did blue markers again.
Here is what it looked like after I traced the two stencils. It kinda looks like a mess at this point doesn't it?
Here is where the fun kicks in. I sprayed the tag with water.
While the tag was still really wet, I placed the second tag on top and pushed them together.
When I separated the tags. I noticed that the right lower corner on the left tag needed more spraying. So I sprayed more water and pressed the tags together again.
Here is how it looked after I sprayed it the second time.
The hardest part of this project was waiting for the tags to dry. If you are impatient like me, you can use a heat gun or a hair dryer to dry the tags faster.
Then I stamped on the tags using black stazon ink and TRENDY BIRDS and TRENDY BIRDS 2
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Your tags turned out so pretty!
ReplyDeleteIt’s a great technique to get two
projects made :-)
Very beautiful!
ReplyDeletehugs
What fabulous tags MariLynn - I must try that technique
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Maxine