25 Days of Christmas Tags
Pretty Pink Posh
November 20, 2019
Hi Friends! I am back today participating in the 25 Days of Christmas Tags Blog Event organized by Tracey McNeely from In My Creative Opinion. This is such a fun event with so many sponsors and designers participating each day. Have you been following along each day? There are so many amazing projects being shared!
November 20, 2019
Hi Friends! I am back today participating in the 25 Days of Christmas Tags Blog Event organized by Tracey McNeely from In My Creative Opinion. This is such a fun event with so many sponsors and designers participating each day. Have you been following along each day? There are so many amazing projects being shared!
Today, I have the honor of participating along with Pretty Pink Posh. A lot of the design team members have created projects, so make sure you stop by Tracey's blog and she will have all of the links.
I started my tags by using my Altenew watercolor pans. I added pinks, greens and a little yellow to sheets of watercolor paper, mixing and adding more paint and or water to get my desired shade of pink. I then added some specks of white acrylic paint to my watercolor sheets. I let this dry and then used the Stitched Poinsettias Dies to die cut my flowers and leaves.
Here is a close up of the poinsettia flower. It is a layering die that includes three different sizes of petals, two different leaves, and two dies for the center of the flower. Such a pretty flower and I love all of the stitched detail.
For my first tag, I used all three layers of petals... I just love this large size, perfect for a tag or a card front. I attached my flower to a Decorative Tag 2 Die, cut from soft aqua cardstock.
I then used the Holiday Greetings Sentiment Set to stamp my sentiment onto my tag. I stamped it with VersaFine Clair ink in black and heat set my sentiment with clear embossing powder.
For my next tag, I followed the same steps as above though this time I added two layers of the smallest petal and left off the largest layer in the back. Because the layers are made to work together your poinsettias look gorgeous no matter how you stack the layers.
I hope I inspired you to create a few more Christmas tags this year!
Thanks again to Tracey McNeely for organizing this fun event!! And thank you to all of the sponsors!! Make sure you stop by Tracey's blog for all of the details and prize information.
Enjoy your day,
Dana
So beautiful! Very festive and fun! And very inspiring too!
ReplyDeleteLove your poinsettias--oh so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love the soft colors you used on your poinsettias!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tags - I love the dimensional layers and your soft colours.
ReplyDeleteI will be doing a lighter poinsettia with my die cutting this time - thanks for the inspiration of your beautiful art work here! Love it!
ReplyDeletePretty tags. I like the font of the sentiments. Too bad there aren't dies for them. Your poinsettias look lovely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poinsettias! Your tags are lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe watercoloring and the shape of the tag are lovely. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteLovely colors on your beautiful tags! Love the poinsettias and the shape of your tags! (Hey.... I have that pretty die!.... It's a fave!)
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty watercolouring for your poinsettias! Lovely tags.
ReplyDeleteOh my heart, Dana..this is divine! The soft pastels are such a lovely combination, and such an inspiring color palette. Thanks for sharing your talents with us all.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Karen Letchworth
Dana every time I see these tags I gasp, so beautiful! Thank you so much for joining me today as my guest!
ReplyDeleteThe shading on the flowers is
ReplyDeletefabulous. You get so much
depth with the die cutting.
Beautiful tags. thanks for
sharing.
txmlhl(at)yahoo(dot)com
Beautiful stitched poinsettia and tag dies...love the way you used them!
ReplyDeleteSuch a simple yet beautiful tag. Love the detail and demesion.
ReplyDeleteMarisela Delgado said: so pretty. mariandmonsterd@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tags! Lovely soft colors and beautiful designs. So festive.
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