Wednesday, 25 September 2013

Egypt

On Tag Tuesday this week, it's Egypt. I can't remember when I last used my Egyptian stamps, probably years. So out they came, dusted off, and used for this weeks tags. I coloured the backgrounds with distress inks and stamped with black, brown, and rust colours. I embossed the one of  King Tutankhamun on gold mirror card, with a bright blue. I had previously tried to emboss in gold and colour in the blue. Hopeless, so out came the gold card, which seems to have a greenish hue when scanned.. To one of the tags I added gems, and to the other some charms. The photograph does not show up the shiny gold card very well.


15 comments:

  1. Lovely tag. At least you found your Egyptian stamps, I'm still looking....Valerie

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  2. Very nice! How handy to have those stamps!

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  3. Excellent Egyptian tags Wendy :0)

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  4. Wendy your tags are terrific. Strong and so visual. What an interesting civilisation it was!

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  5. beautiful color and design, these are striking! xo

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  6. Great tags - love them both! Carolyn xx

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  7. Great tags and the Egyptian stamps are perfect.
    Jane x

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  8. Great tags, I can imagine how they shine in reality. Photos of shiny paper are hard.

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  9. i love how you've collaged the gorgeously vibrant colours agains the neutral background design - perfect! :o)

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  10. I like the blend of images in your stamp collage. Blessings!

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  11. love the images you used in your layering.

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  12. Your stamps are beautiful and your embossing is perfect.

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  13. The stamps you have used are great, just shows we must never throw away, everything comes in useful again! X

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  14. Great tag! Love all the stamp images:)

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  15. These are GORGEOUS! I love the rich colors, and I'll bet they're even prettier in person.

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