This is my February tag of 2016 (
Tim Holtz Blog) where we were to combine two of Tim Holtz' techniques. I decided to go with the Alice in Wonderland theme....... Since I didn't have any embossing paste, I had to improvise and use some texture paste with a sprinkle of magenta embossing powder. The image wasn't as crisp as I had hoped, but I was okay with it... :)
The stencil I used for the background was Tim Holtz Clockwork with vintage photo distress ink. I ended up using a stencil called Mini Time Travel from The Crafters Workshop with the texture paste to create the clock faces. I used distress markers to fill in the hearts on the white rabbit's shirt and his bow and a bubble stencil to create the blue bubbles coming out of the rabbit's horn. I had to include a quote from the Alice and Wonderland to complete the tag as well as some miscellaneous charms to jazz up the tag. Thank you for looking :)
This is my February tag of 2016 (Tim Holtz Blog) where we were to combine two of Tim Holtz' techniques. I decided to go with the Alice in Wonderland theme....... Since I didn't have any embossing paste, I had to improvise and use some texture paste with a sprinkle of magenta embossing powder. The image wasn't as crisp as I had hoped, but I was okay with it... :)
The stencil I used for the background was Tim Holtz Clockwork with vintage photo distress ink. I ended up using a stencil called Mini Time Travel from The Crafters Workshop with the texture paste to create the clock faces. I used distress markers to fill in the hearts on the white rabbit's shirt and his bow and a bubble stencil to create the blue bubbles coming out of the rabbit's horn. I had to include a quote from the Alice and Wonderland to complete the tag as well as some miscellaneous charms to jazz up the tag. Thank you for looking :) 
