Tag It Tuesday - Peach & Coffee

This month's theme for the Tag It Tuesday Group is Peach Echo and Iced Coffee from Pantone Colours.

Here is my first tag for this challenge:

I started with gesso on the tag followed by a mix of coffee coloured acrylic paints.
I added some torn images from paper napkins and some stamping.

The embellishment is made up of some homemade paper, die cut flowers from paint swatches, 3D adhesive with glitter, a pearl, button and wooden hearts

Tag it Tuesday - Blue

I sometimes grab a couple of paint swatches when I'm in the hardware store and thought that this Tag It Tuesday challenge, to create using monochrome, was the ideal time to use them.

I had been cutting tags from scrap cardboard and had these small ones (8 cm x 5 cm) so decided to make a set.
One has a sprayed background, one a Gelli print and the other started with a napkin.
Then came stamps, embossing, Golden High Flow Acrylics, washi tape, a painted split pin in one and doodling with Sakura gelly roll pens. The paint swatches were die cut using an arrow die and finished off with inked edges.

Tag It Tuesday - Neutrals

Well now I think I'm in trouble!! I seem to quite like these little pieces of art - have been missing them since I did the ICAD challenge. That was for 2 months and I completed the whole 100 cards in the packet well before that!
The Tag it Tuesday challenge goes on and on - I better find a good use for tags!

I have used the small bug stamps from Crafty Individuals, so will enter this in their Clean and Simple challenge as well as Simon Says Stamps Wednesday Challenge - Gift It.

For this tag I focused on the neutrals, with paper in the background, antique white and gold acrylic, some stamping with squid ink Gelato, the word 'neutrals' die cut from paint swatches, a little sepia stamping, some fabric feather tape and gold Sharpie around the edge. The ribbons are from my stash cut off clothing.

Tag It Tuesday - Green

This is my first contribution to the Tag It Tuesday group on Facebook. September's theme is monochromatic.
I started with some Deco Arts spray, then added images of herbs from napkin. Then came drips of Liquitex Ink and stamped pale green acrylic paint. I used two colours of green ink and embossed the fern stamps with clear embossing powder. Some scraps of fabric were glued along the bottom and the edges inked with archival olive green. Finally the words and a tassel to finish.