Trevor the Explorer

I love creating my tags this month with all the products from AlteredPages.com and our partner Fairie Song Art Stamps!

Supplies
Fairie Song Art Stamps - Trevor
Mists
Waterbrush
Niji Paints
Postcard Tag
Gesso
Bazzill Flowers
Petaloo Flower Dyeables
Black Ink
Pirates Gold Embossing Powder
Dew Drops
Tacky Glue
Bingo Card Pack - Explore
Tulle
Ribbon

Apply Gesso with an old credit card lightly on the Postcard Tag!

Wet Bazzill Flowers spray mist on craft mat, using Waterbrush apply mist to the wet flowers.

Dry flowers with a heat gun and form (for the center of the flowers a small bottle top was used to from them.)

Add color to the Petaloo Flower Dyeables in the same manner as the Bazzill Flowers with the Waterbrush. Carefully dry with heat gun.

Use the water in jar from rinsing the Waterbrush to give the Bingo Card Pack - Explore a light wash, let dry.

Add Dew Drops with Tacky Glue to the center of the Bazzill Flowers.

The flowers are stunning!!!!

Use Black Ink to stamp Trevor from Fairie Song Art Stamps, emboss with Pirates Gold Embossing Powder and paint with Niji Paints.

Spray the Postcard Tag with Mists, let dry. All the pieces are ready to attach to the Postcard Tag with Tacky Glue!

Add ribbon and tulle to finish off the tag!!!

Hope you are inspired to create your own FAIRIE TAGS!

Stop by again tomorrow for more inspiration!

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Full Circle

Hi all! Becky here today! I have been in a circle-mood lately & have been doing circles on everything! So why not do some circles with some of my Gelli Prints??? Here's a simple little card I made using 4 different circle punches, a black pen & some previously made Gelli prints! Hope you're enjoying Springtime in your area! Cheers!

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