The Traveller

Hello Crafters !

Today I want to share with you this quick process video I shared on my IGTV channel.

Please note this...

The video is a quick process video. I know that it is fast, so in case you would like to see a slower version of it, you can drop me a line into the comment section or email me and I will try my best to upload a slower version.
The idea behind this video, is to simply share with you a process, it is not intended to teach you a step by step process, that is why I kept it under 3 minutes.

The base is Cardboard from a box and Tim Holtz Collage paper

  1. Cover a strip of Tim Holtz Plain Collage Paper with black acrylic paint and dry well. Cover with black acrylic paints the pieces of cardboard that will decorate the tag
  2.  When the Plain Collage Paper is well dry, cut it into strips that will cover your background tag.
  3. Mix the distress paint with a bit of water. You can read the distress paint I used in the list below. I did a couple of layers till I was satisfied with the result. I dried well between layers.
  4. I used distress ink to highlight the sides of the strip of paper. I repeated the step before a couple of times till I achieved the rust effect I was looking for.
  5. Cover the tag cut out from cardboard with white gesso. I used a spatula to create more texture although I knew I was going to cover part of it. I still like to have options, just in case I change my mind LOL.
  6. I used Distress Paint Picket Fence over two strips of Tissue Paper from earlier the first layer I thinned it out with water, the last layer was added with a spatula to create some more texture. When dry I used a bunch of distress paint to add some more color.
  7. Since I used Tim Holtz Plain tissue paper, I cut a strip of cardstock and glued the pieces over it so that I could sew around it. 
  8. I used some more distress ink to distress the edges and then I glued a strip of Mummy Cloth to create some more interest in the background. 
  9. Last thing to do, is to glue everything together!

And that’s all for today, If you have any questions, suggestions or if you want to let me know what  you think of this project, leave a message!

Stay happy , stay creative…Till next time!

Ciao Zoey

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