Saturday, 6 April 2019

Adventure - Farrel Tailor

Hello there Dusty Attic Fans!!! I am so glad to be back sharing my projects with you all after having some time off. I recently just got back from teaching on a crafting cruise and we were all asked to join in on a tag swap. The theme was sail the seas so I this is what I created.
Sail The Seas Tag for Dusty Attic
To begin I coated my tag with Clear gesso. Once dry, I then created my background using Distress Oxide Inks and sprays. Then stamped a wood grain stamp over the top, I used Tim Holtz Birch and Pine stamp set.
tag background
I applied a thin coat of TCW9001 white gesso on all my chipboard pieces. For the Port Hole chipboard, I used Distress Oxide Ink pads to create a rusty patina effect.
DA Port Hole
I also used the Distress Oxide Ink Pads to the Adventure tab and the mini fish skeleton chipboard.
DA skeleton Fish Mini
For the compass chipboard I lightly brushed the coffee and sepia archival ink and then painted TCW9028 Antique Gold Modeling Paste.
DA Camping icon
I trimmed the Fish Net panel down to the size I wanted and then heat embossed using Stampendous Aged Ivory Embossing Enamel. I then adhered it to the tag and wrapped some twine around the the tag.
DA Fish Net Panel
I used Graphic 45 By The Sea collection for the ship in the port hole and the backing of the tag. To finish off the tag I added some art stones and glass beads.
Dusty Attic Tag by Farrel Tailor
Dusty Attic Products Used
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I hope you enjoyed my tutorial and happy creating xx
Farrel Tailor

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