Blooming Flower tag

For this project, I decided to try using Crayola white chalk through a stencil. I first tried it with a lace stencil, but while it looked good when I took the stencil off, all the chalk fell off as soon as I tilted the cardstock 😆. So I tried again with the Tim Holtz Rays stencil, but this time after removing the stencil, I sprayed some reinkers on top. Once dry, the chalk seemed to stay on pretty well (I didn't try to rub at it, though).

I really love the girl from the Ink to Paper She Blooms stamp set and decided to fussy cut her for this tag. To add a little more interest, I also die cut and watercolored some Tim Holtz Wildflowers to put next to the girl.



Materials used for this project:
Crayola white chalk
Tim Holtz Rays stencil THS003
Ink to Paper She Blooms stamp
Tim Holtz Wildflowers #1 dies
Tim Holtz Idea-ology Small Talk stickers
Tim Holtz Distress reinkers in Fossilized Amber and Wild Honey
Daniel Smith watercolors
Copic markers

I am entering this project into the following challenges:



Comments

  1. sarasclosetOctober 6, 2021 at 4:26 AM

    The subtle chalk stenciling makes for a great background! Great tag! I really liked your butterfly tag, too!

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  2. Jenny MarplesOctober 7, 2021 at 8:14 AM

    Such an interesting and effective technique for the background Catherine. Your finished tag is fantastic. Thank you for joining in with the challenge at The Funkie Junkie Boutique blog.

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  3. Suzanne COctober 9, 2021 at 5:30 AM

    Elegant and beautiful! Thanks for sharing your chalk technique with us at The Funkie Junkie Boutique Challenge!

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