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Allie Gower
Nancy Hawes
Kazuko Kocho
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Hi All! I've received fun package from Altered Pages for this event sometime ago. I could imagine so many possibilities with these old book pages in many languages, sizes and themes, in addition to a lot of ribbons, laces and embellishments, even um rubber stamp sheet.
I love the collage sheet with vintage girls faces and doll poem.
My project turned out something recycle. I found this tag was too cool to toss, it's made of chipboard and interesting shape, even ball chain attached, so kept them for my art project, and this is great opportunity to use.
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supplies
Imagine Crafts/Tsukineko
StazOn Midi - Ganache
Inkblusher
Creative Medium - Vintage
Others
Garment Tags
White Glue
and Altered page package
how to
This is the original garment tags. |
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Cut the dictionary page slightly larger than the tag. |
Stain with StazOn Ganache using Ink Blusher |
Apply Creative Meium Vintage to the tag. |
Adhere the dictionary page paper. Do the other side same way. |
Using brush end, trace the tag shape |
Tear excess paper by hand |
Apply lace pattern with StazOn Ganache and Ink Blusher |
Add more color to stain the lace. Let it dry |
Glue down stained lace to the tag |
Tear baby face from collage sheet |
Stain the edge to cover white area with StazOn Ganache |
Adhere to the tag |
Cover the circle tag with dictionary page paper |
Apply StazOn Ganache |
Stain charmes (original color was silver) with StazOn Ganache |
Adhere Chinese page paper to manila shipping tag with Creative Medium, seal the paper over the Creative Medium too. Then stain with StazOn Ganache |
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Assemble shaped tag with embelishment |
Assemble tags and charmes, add ribbons and laces |
Finished! |
I still have plenty of materials, maybe will make more vintage tags with chipboard or die cuts.
Hope you enjoy the project.
Thank you for your visit :)
I like all the layers on your tag. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteKazuko, this tag is awesome. I loved the clothing tag and its shape that you had saved. All of the pieces fit so well, yet look so random. I hope you're hanging this tag in a special place so you may enjoy it often because it's certainly inspiring!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful tag and thank you for sharing how it all came together. I would never have thought of using Staz On to stain charms. Thanks so much for joining us at Altered Pages this week!
ReplyDeleteWOW I love how you incorporated all the Altered Pages elements! Awesome tag!
ReplyDeleteFabulous vintage style tag. Love how you incorporated that tag and other embellishments with the larger tag. TFS
ReplyDeleteReally love your vintage tag and would love to create it! Thank you for the tutorial and all the steps! Beautifully done!
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