For my tag I coloured with Seedless Presevre and Spiced Marmalade Distress Ink and then ran through the cuttlebug, leaving the bottom out of the damask folder. I then stamped the beautiful border and embossed with black powder. The peacock was coloured with the distress inks and and I made three to decoupage. The embellishment was a great find, a cheap necklace that I've started to dismantle.
Thank you for visiting,
Debbie
Tuesday, 23 April 2013
An Indian Theme Tag by Debbie
I love the colours that the girls on the DT have been inspired to put together for the cards using the Indian Elephants and Textiles. The colours and combinations remind me of beautiful Sari Fabrics.
For my tag I coloured with Seedless Presevre and Spiced Marmalade Distress Ink and then ran through the cuttlebug, leaving the bottom out of the damask folder. I then stamped the beautiful border and embossed with black powder. The peacock was coloured with the distress inks and and I made three to decoupage. The embellishment was a great find, a cheap necklace that I've started to dismantle.
Thank you for visiting,
Debbie
For my tag I coloured with Seedless Presevre and Spiced Marmalade Distress Ink and then ran through the cuttlebug, leaving the bottom out of the damask folder. I then stamped the beautiful border and embossed with black powder. The peacock was coloured with the distress inks and and I made three to decoupage. The embellishment was a great find, a cheap necklace that I've started to dismantle.
Thank you for visiting,
Debbie
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The black looks fantastic against the bright colours & I love the way it emphasizes the pale blue somehow. That pale blue really draws the eye to the peacock & I particularly like the way you used coloured ribbons rather than black for the ties. That necklace looks a real find indeed.
ReplyDeletePaula (PEP)
Wunder-wunderschön...
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous tag the colours show up so well against the black background
ReplyDeleteJackie x