Relax Tag By: Sarinda Jones
What you will need:
Manila Tag Ranger
Stampendous! Jumbo Dalia stamp
(or any stamp that has white space)
Sentiment Stamp
Archival black ink
White button
Bakers Twine
White Satin Ribbon
Walnut Stain Distress ink
Ink blending tool Tim Holtz
Step 1
Stamp tag with Archival
black ink and Dahlia stamp. Stamping only part of the Dahlia.
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Step 2
Take out Copic markers set;
find RV23 lightest, RV25 medium and RV29 darkest. Start with RV23 Brush tip and
with long strokes fill in the petals. Leaving a bit of white space.
Step 3
Take Marker RV25 Medium
color. Go into the center of each petal and accent the shadow.
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Step 4
Then take RV23 the
lightest color. Go back over the RV25 to blend together.
Step 5
Take the RV29 Darkest
color. Going into the most center of each petal add just a touch of the RV29
for depth. Dot over the center of the flower. Then take the RV25 and blend in
the darker color. Then the last blend with RV23 lightest color. I know it is a
lot of blending but worth it.
Note: The edges of the
petal only have the first layer of the lightest color RV23.
Step 6
Add your sentiment stamp
to left of tag. Distress the edge of your tag with Tim Holtz Distress ink in
Walnut Stain with blending tool. This helps pop the images on the tag.
Step 7
Take your white or cream
satin ribbon add a spritz of water. Take RV25 medium color and color onto the
ribbon, dry with heat gun. I love the streaky look this adds to the ribbon. Tie
to the top of the tag add the button and bakers twine. Then snip off the ribbon
to your desired length
This can tutorial can be done with any stamp...!!
Be Creative and Have Fun.
Sarinda
What a beautifull tag!! I love the flower very much, but olso the colours that you used!!; Thanks for showingus so wellhow you made it!!
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Maria
Great tutorial, and these dahlia's are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Sarinda, I love this stamp, and it's a great easy to follow tute. Sue x
ReplyDeletei must try this one! the result is stunning
ReplyDeleteI really love your dahlias, I saw them when I was at work and couldn't put a comment, but now I can... thanks for the tutorial too ! Coco x
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