Hi everybody!
Hope your week is going well!
Yikes, this theme had me stumped.
Anyway, I had to lengthen the theme a bit to be able to make something, so I've called it 'Danger, the witching time is coming nearer!' I distressed the background with vintage photo, spiced marmalade and old mahogany, mixing the colours on my craft mat and swishing the tag through till it had the right colours. I used a background stamp to bring some depth and movement. I stamped the witch and cat ('Wicked' from Close to my Heart) with archival black and embossed with black EP extra fine. The witch at the top, hiding behind the leaves, has been printed onto transparent foil and fussy cut. The leaves and seed pods are some of those which I embossed with EP yesterday,you can read about embossing leaves on my blogpost from yesterday if you want . I added some witch's 'hair' and a little broom as embellishments.
Have a great day, take care of yourselves,
and thanks a lot for coming by.
Valerie
Awesome background. I love that witch stamp, she has real attitude and the embossed pieces are perfect for this fabulous tag. (hugs) x
ReplyDeleteOooh, I love it all, the stamp, the witch's hair, the background colors, the embossed leaves...ALL.
ReplyDeleteWicked! ;)
Love this glorious tag, our autumn and Halloween work is always very special! Hugs, Sarah
ReplyDeleteThis tag is wonderful Valerie with such rich colours and beautiful leaves. Well done for thinking out of the box for this theme
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie x
this is a fabulous hallowe'en tag! really classy too. xo
ReplyDeleteLove all the gorgeous colours and textures, those embossed leaves look fab, must try that! :o)
ReplyDeleteI love the swirly background, its awesome! Fabulous embellishments, those leaves and the witch's hair, love it.
ReplyDeleteJust glorious, Valerie! I am amazed by those embossed leaves - off to have a go at that right now!!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn xx
Wow Valerie! Amazing tag with so many elements. I can't believe you came up with all those ideas! I am inspired to add some more techniques to my "to do" list, especially the leaves.
ReplyDeleteJane x