The oh so talented Linda Cain is back wowing us at Paperartsy and yesterday she created an amazing tag, mixing Fresco paints and distress inks - crafty heaven!
I didn't have the same house/shrine stamp Linda used so had to adapt - here is my version! I followed the method that Linda used so won't repeat all the instructions here - check the Paperartsy blog for Linda's step by step...
here are my pieces waiting assembly. All stamps are by Paperartsy, from all sorts of plates!!
I broke open a new black archival ink pad today, as I wasn't getting much luck with my embossing - wow, what a difference - my old one must be soooo dry!! (Must get a re-inker at Ally Pally next month!!)
It's nearly time for Linda's second project of the week - I can't wait!!
WOW great improvising - I love it.
ReplyDeleteYour new archival black looks so black.
Can't wait for tonight's.
Sam xxx
great tag Helen love the colours!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks fab! I think we often use drier pads and it's not until we use a juicy one do we realise. I'm the same with my pens!! Take care Zo xx
ReplyDeleteOhhh Looks great Helen!!! Thanks for playing along this week!
ReplyDeleteCool Helen! Love the colors, and Linda is inspiring, isn't she??
ReplyDeleteFabulous Helen. Love the bright colours.
ReplyDeleteThose eyes are fabulous. I dread to think how dry my ink pads are - bought them a couple Years ago and they are rarely used :-)
ReplyDeleteBet I've missed loads of your posts, am off to catch up :-)
That's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow! A totally gorgeous tag Helen! xx
ReplyDeleteIt is great, you have improvised brilliantly!
ReplyDeleteLucy x
Brilliant work and excellent take on Linda's idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! You really made it work!
ReplyDelete~Linda
Yep, that's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Helen, though it's a shame to cover up your gorgeous background xx
ReplyDeleteLove your interpretation of project #1 Helen, love the colours you opted for. x
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