Hi. It's the time of year when Tracy McNeely hosts her 25 days of ChristmasTags blog hop.
Today its the turn of Uniko to sponsor the hop, so the DT are sharing some festive tags with you.
Here's one I made using the Sparkling Snowflake die and the oxidised metal effect.
The ladies at CAS Mix Up are focusing on this technique so I had to have a try, so I booted up You Tube link from their site and went experimenting.
I started by creating a panel by adding Tumbled Glass refill ink to a panel of distressed turquoise/silver foiled card that's been in my stash for years. Using my heat gun, I dried the inky surface then covered it with clear embossing powder. After heat embossing the panel, I die cut my snowflake from it. The card was quite thick but I wasn't worried that all the small bits didn't cut out first time as I liked the look, any loose bits were taped in place on the back before adding it to a circle of embossed white card. A hole punched into the top and some silver chord complete.
I've also made a second tag with one of my sentiment panels.
This time I die cut a tag from a panel made with clear embossed stamping on kraft, inked with Vintage Photo DI. A circle of tartan DP, a couple of stamped and die cut holly leaves and some twine and a button, all edged with Vintage Photo DI complete.
The rest of the team have a great selection of tags for your inspiration over at Uniko, but to enter Tracey's blog hop link up here. You'll also find all the Ts and Cs there too.
Love your round tag with the large snowflake!!!! I am SO inspired to try one similar to it!
ReplyDeleteGreat designs Julie, that large snowflake is simply gorgeous. Thank you for sharing two lovely and completely different designs.
ReplyDeleteI like the different looks of your tags. Both are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love the inking around the second one and the snowflake is stunning!
ReplyDeleteI love the background of the round tag--oh so pretty.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous snowflake tag love the second one too, plaid is a favorite.
ReplyDeleteJulie both lovely but the texture on your snowflake is fabulous! Thank you for joining me today a my guest!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous and festive! I love the amazing inspiration!
ReplyDeleteMarisela Delgado said: Great tag! mariandmonsterd@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteYour tags are so inspiring. Thanks so much for sharing your amazing creativity with us all.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Karen L
These are so pretty! I really love that gorgeous snowflake!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blue. Love the
ReplyDeleteplaid circle with the sprig
of holly on the second.
thanks for sharing
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Julie I love your Oxidized Metal Snowflake, absolutely stunning! Gorgeous tag!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful tag. I too want to try one like it. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLovely tags Julie, especially that gorgeous blue metal one, what a fab effect. When I mucked out and walked the dogs it was -2 down here this morning!! It is now bucketing down with rain...and there was me hoping for a crisp and frosty day!! xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tags. The snowflake looks as though it's made of glass. Really beautiful. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteLovely tags - I love that frosty snowflake tag - great colours and texture!
ReplyDeleteLovely tags!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely tags!!
ReplyDeleteLove these beautiful tags - TFS
ReplyDeleteAwesome tags. Love these techniques. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteMarisela Delgado said: Such cute tags. mariandmonsterd@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteHey, Julie. I used your tag as one of my inspirations today. Thank you. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteThe technique for that snowflake looks amazing. I also like the simplicity of using a tartan circle with a little holly. It looks very festive.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty-especially that Kraft one. I always love seeing Kraft creations. I like the embossing on the background of your snowflake tag.
ReplyDeleteOh what amazing tags! Elegant and fabulously rustic - wonderful designs.
ReplyDeleteOne tag that shines bright and the other with a warm homey feel! Thanks so much for sharing them both!!!
ReplyDeleteThey are both beautiful! I love the bright snowflake with the metallic accents. I enjoyed CASEing your designs. Hugs, Autumn
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