Welcome back crafty friends!
I have a love of anything “heritage” or “vintage”. I don’t know if it’s the muted tones, the distressing or just looking back at fabulous old photos…but I love it. So today I have a large vintage tag to share. Here are the details on how I created this layered tag.
Creative Embellishments Chipboard Used:
Delicate Leaf Frame Small Moments Border Words Love Knot Panel
Other Products Used:
Graphic 45- Large Kraft Tag, Prima- Amber Moon Paper Collection and Flowers, Ranger Black Embossing Powder, Dylusions Ink Spray- Melted Chocolate, Distress Spray Stain- Walnut Stain, Stampendous Chunky Metallic Seasonings, Stampendous Embossing Dauber, Clarity Brush, Tim Holtz Creativity Kit, Art-C Doily, Foam Stencil Brush, Buttons, DecoArt Acrylic Paint- Oyster Beige, Paper Edge Distresser, Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L
I thought I would snap a photo of how I cut my chipboard pieces to start. Then I started altering them. I cut off just once section of the lattice piece, and then cut it in half to make sure it would be seen behind my matted photo. I cut the wreath in half also.
Using a foam stencil brush and beige paint, I painted the lattice pieces. Then using the chunky seasoning embossing powder I covered the wreath pieces. I used the same embossing powder to cover the ends of the border word. Then covered the middle with black embossing powder.
Using the same beige paint and a clarity stencil brush, I brushed on some light strokes of paint. Then misted and splattered with brown sprays. I added narrow patterned paper strips to the top and bottom of the tag. Using foam tape I added the lattice pieces, followed by the wreath pieces added using mini glue dots. Another pieces of patterned paper, and a mini doily was added to the middle of the large tag.
I matted the photo in black cardstock and added black photo corners. Then added the matted photo to the middle of the tag using 3D foam. The border word is added directly to the photo using mini glue dots. Then I simply added a couple of flowers and buttons to embellish.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Thank you for sharing your pretty tag . You did a fabulous job ! I like that it is not too “over-embellished”. You kept it clean and elegant .
Hugs from Monica
Spain