It's that time again! Stampotique's challenge for us is to use only their stamps with a color scheme of purple, pink and black. I want to begin by saying that purple and pink are not my colors. I am more of a beige kind of girl so anything other than that is a real stretch for me. I started by painting some purple acrylic paint on a piece of watercolor paper and then layered some bright pink onto the paper. Cut it in the shape of a tag measuring 7" x 3 1/2". To begin with I tore off the bottom of the tag and rubbed some of Ranger's Black Soot ink on the bottom, dipped it in embossing powder and hit it with my heat tool. I found a piece of plastic that had some pink splashed paint design on it and glued that onto the right side of the tag. I stamped my new girl "Angel" on the left side and glued some Prima flowers as a bouquet with 3 black rhinestones. I don't have tons of Stampotique stamps at this point so I had to improvise a little for the phrase. I used my Dymo Organizer Xpress to print out the phrase "she decided to spread her wings a bit!" I tied a torn piece of pink cloth into a bow along with a piece of black ribbon. There are three little bells attached to the top. Aren't those supposed to ring when an angel gets their wings? (According to George in "It's a Wonderful Life".)
So here is my submission:
I hope you like it! See ya tomorrow.
Wonderful and lovely tag! Thanks for joining us at Stampotique.
ReplyDeleteLove the bells for the angel! Her bouquet is awfully nice, too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fab tag! Thanks for joining us at Stampotique.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful tag, love the embellishments too. Thanks for joining the Stampotique designer's challenge
ReplyDeleteAwesome tag! Great embellies and Angel is one of my fans! Love the bow!
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love your tag your flowers are fab how....its the first time i have seen this stamp and i like it a lot!!x
ReplyDeletebeautiful tag! Thanks for joining us at Stampotique Designer's Challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteI love this pink / purple combo, thanks so much for joining us at the Stampotique Designers Challenge. Your Dymo lettering is a great touch! Kate
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