Inking Grunge can be found on page 39 of the book and that's where you'll find the instructions on how to ink your grungeboard and grungepaper. I don't know how I ever lived without this really cool and easy technique; it appears in most of my art these days.
The stamps are all Tim's; the inks all by Ranger. The tag actually looks and smells like real leather! I just love grungeboard and grungepaper!!!
If you're participating in the challenge (and if you're not, how come???) I hope you're enjoying the creativity that is showing up on Linda's blog and the ATT yahoo group. You never know when your name might be chosen to win some really cool Tim toys!
Awesome, Susan! Loved the colors and stamps you used, looks like real leather! Fantastic! Good luck on the "big O"! lol
ReplyDeleteYou are absolutely correct! An awesome piece that looks like leather! Wow!
ReplyDeleteSusan, your tag DOES look like leather! Love it!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly looks like leather too. Happy re-organising!!
ReplyDeleteIt's fabulous, Susan! The colors you used and the stamping really make this looks like a vintage leather label! I love the hot pink stamp-- what a great contrast to the neutral tones!
ReplyDeleteHave a blast reorganizing your studio! I always find things I've forgotten I own when I do mine!
Love this faux leather! The addition of the postage is perfect for your tag! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteTerrific, Annette
ReplyDeleteI love the leathery look of this tag!!! Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat tag! I've always loved this stamp. I realized you're right...the grunge paper smells like leather!
ReplyDeleteReally nice!!! Looks like a fabulous old tag!!
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