We used alcohol inks, archival ink, and distress inks with glossy card stock, manilla tag, and an embossing folder. The 2 on the outside edges are on glossy card stock and the tag in the middle is just a manilla tag.
I didn't have all of the stamps that he used in my arsenal, but I had the correct inks. Now if you're talking colors, that's another matter. Tim says he doesn't take time to think about his colors to much he knows the properties of the products and what they will do together and that's what this class is about for us novices with these products. You can try to duplicate the colors he uses, but he moves pretty fast and as he's creating he is very clear that we can and should use the colors we like. So, that being said today I went with some colors and stamps that I have, followed the technique and came out with some results that I love and will feel confident to be able to create some more really neat projects.
Gotta go rest up for Day 4.
Happy Creating--
Beverly G ♥
9 comments:
I definitely do love your version of the tags! Wonderful colors, beautiful stamps and what a great embossing folder!!!
Wow, they look GREAT -- and I LOVE your agate stamping, the colours are beautiful.
Very gorgeous tags, I love how you used the techniques. The stamps are very very pretty. Thanks for sharing.
Your tags look wonderful. I love it when people use other stamps and share their take on the tutorial. Creative dreams.
Lovely tags Beverly, and I really like the stamps you've used too, like you I had to substitute a few! It's just impossible to try to replicate his colours as he moves way too fast with that blending tool.....lol :D
Thanks for sharing!
Ann-R x
Holy cow, these are gorgeous and so are the tags below! Wonderful take oh Tim's techniques! I really have to get on the ball!
Oooh lah lah! Love these. I just got started on class yesterday. I'm all for substitutions (I like it better that way, too!) Happy creating.
Looks great Mom!
wow, these are stunning! My favorite is the Mona Lisa :)
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