Paint marbling is a technique using Tim Holtz' Distress Paints, resulting in a background look similar to marbled paper. This part of the challenge is being sponsored by Inspiration Emporium
I started with three colors of Distress Paints (Broken China, Salty Ocean and Mustard Seed), a mini spritzer of water, a pad of "Vintage Photo Distress Ink, a blending tool and Kraft tags. The result was three tags with various levels of success.
I figured they needed a little embellishment so I stamped an archival ink image of dogwood flowers on two of the tags. Then, I used some distress paints in three shades of pink on a piece of white card stock, stamped the same image of dogwood flowers, and selectively cut out flowers which I layered on top of the stamped tags randomly.
I started with three colors of Distress Paints (Broken China, Salty Ocean and Mustard Seed), a mini spritzer of water, a pad of "Vintage Photo Distress Ink, a blending tool and Kraft tags. The result was three tags with various levels of success.
I figured they needed a little embellishment so I stamped an archival ink image of dogwood flowers on two of the tags. Then, I used some distress paints in three shades of pink on a piece of white card stock, stamped the same image of dogwood flowers, and selectively cut out flowers which I layered on top of the stamped tags randomly.
On the third tag, I stamped a sentiment in archival black and added three more cut flowers.
Using a business-evelope-sized card blank in pale pink, I glued one tag at an angle, used score tape to create a pocket with the second and inserted the sentiment tag into the pocket.
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