Sunday, 13 February 2011

Time Flies!

So finally i managed to get back into my craft room for some much needed play time... I've combined 3 challenges
Compendium of Curiosities = 'Rusted Enamel'
Simon Says Stamp'n'Show = 'Embossing'
& Just for Fun = 'Time Flies'
I followed the rusted enamel instructions on page 41, then i embossed the whole tag using a TSS kabuka mold, I lightly rubbed some brown stazon over the top to highlight the embossing, finally i added some butterflies punched out of lost and found clock paper.
 Not the most technical of tags but the old mojo is hiding.
Thanks for stopping by, and don't forget there are only a few days left to get in on my OWOH giveaway, i will be drawing winners on the 17th around 6pm GMT
♥ HUGZ ♥
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27 comments:

Von said...

Awesome tag Minky :) love the way the detail gives extra dimention
Thanks for joining us at JFF Challenge
Von xxx

Jacqui Chimes said...

Very nice!

Tasha said...

WOWZER Nicky this is stunning! Gosh love the beautiful butterflies
love tasha xx

Zoechaos said...

Well if your Mojo is missing its very close friend is filling in. Gorgeous tag love the colours rusted enamell looks fab and the little butterflies beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with us at Just for Fun XOXO Zoe

Anonymous said...

It's gorgeous, love the background & little butterflies! xx

Unknown said...

I think its lovely despite you thinking your mojo has gone

Fuchsia said...

Fab Tag !

Netty said...

I love your tag Minxy, such fab rusted enamel. Sometimes doing something too technical can detract from the overall beauty and here we can see it in all its glory. Annette x

Kim Costello said...

OOOh Nicky your tag is gorgeous, I love the texture you've created and the colours... wowwee! I could just touch it!
The Design Team & I are so pleased that you joined us for the Simon Says Stamp and Show Challenge this week - Thank you
HuGs Kim :)

Helen said...

I think this is fab - love the embossing over the rusted enamel technique!

Linda Ledbetter said...

Nicky, this is absolutely gorgeous! The embossing takes that pretty rusted enamel to a whole new level of awesome! The butterflies add such a sweet feel.

Good grief, if you can make something this wonderful when your mojo is hiding, you're a miracle worker! It's fabulous, my dear!

Rhonda said...

This tag is gorgeous! I love the colours you have used and the sweet little butterflies make it so romantic feeling. Cheers!

Ann said...

Gorgeous tag Minxy, love it xxx

salamanda said...

Inspirational tag and techniques

mommabear said...

Stunning tag Minky such detail I love it xx Alison

sam21ski said...

This is such a great tag Nicky, it might be a bit plain but it certainly does the job. Besides if you'd done anything else you'd of hidden that fantastic background - lovely xxx

Thanks for joining us over on Just for Fun this week - Sam xxxx

Lynne Forsythe said...

Nicky....shut up!! this tag is A~MAZING!!!

THANKS bunches for playing along with the crew at Simon Says Stamp and Show!!!!

Lori said...

Love it Minxy, your rusted enamel tech turned out GREAT, and I love that you dry embossed the tag after. Wonderful! Thanks for joining the Simon Says Stamp and Show Challenge, too!

Cassie_lu said...

I think the tag is stunning.

Candy C said...

Minxy,
Your tag is beautiful! I LOVE the colors and the clocks and butterflies. Some of my favorite elements! Your embossing is beautiful.

Jingle said...

This is such a pretty tag!

Morti said...

Hey Nicky - I've tagged you on my blog. Swing on over if you want to take a peak and/or take part....

Juls said...

gorgeous!!! Loving the colours and the textures!! Hugs Juls

Lorraine said...

love the patina finish on this..hope your knee isnt too bad today...must have been great meeting up with Alison

Lynn Stevens said...

Its beautiful your mojos not hiding at all!

donna said...

Awesome tag! I love your embossing and the colors you have used.

Girlsinthecraft said...

Your rusted enamel technique came out stunning. And those delicate little flutterbies atop are the perfect touch!