Hello crafters! Today I have a rosette tag to share, using the newest shade of Distress Ink and some fun techniques.
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Add more Scorched Timber to the tag, especially at the bottom, but also around the edges. It will accentuate the texture.
Die cut the rosette from Tim Holtz Vault Rosette three times from Tim's Backdrops vol. 4 paper.
Stamp with Simon Says Stamp Not Quite a Dot and turquoise ink.
Ink the edges with Salvaged Patina and Mermaid Lagoon.
Glue the flaps together to form a strip. Ink with Scorched Timber.
Fold into an accordion. Use a bone folder for a crisp edge.
Die cut the star from gold kraft stock paper. Fold and sand the edges. Ink with Scorched Timber.
Glue the star to the rosette. Ink the folded edges of the rosette.
This star design is great and I really like the size of the star.
The gold wax adds a nice touch to the tag.
I also applied wax around the edges of the tag. Die cut Simon Says Stamp Scripty Hello from Tim's Gold Metallic Kraft Stock and from heavystock paper. Ink the latter with Scorched Timber.
I also added some sequins to the tag, for a little extra turquoise.
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