Hello and happy What’s on Your Workdesk Wednesday. I’m getting to Tim’s April tag early this month because it’s a delaying technique to avoid crunching certain numbers that must be crunched this time of year.
But I promised myself that after I finished the tag I would go fill out all those durned forms. And I did. Phew.
Anyhow, as usual, it’s amazing to see just how many products are needed for one little tag.
I love the way the Symphony Tissue Tape and Sketchbook Tissue Tapes combined with Picked Raspberry Distress Paint to make a cool background.
Tim used this tag to introduce one of his new products, the Frameworks Trellis die, which I don’t have yet. I was intrigued by the idea of filling in the empty spaces in a die and thought my Weathered Clock die would work.
Rather than leaving it plain, I decided to color the mirror backed plastic with Stream and Bottle alcohol inks.
I just love the roses made with the Tattered Pine Cone die. And, yes, the bird is a rather obvious allusion to “time flies.” 🙂
Happy creating!
Ohh that tattered cone die makes pretty flowers thanks for sharing this Happy Easter hugs Nikki #12
Thanks for coming by, Nikki. Happy Resurrection Sunday to you, too!
Like the Tim Tag you have made that pickled raspberry is a lovely colour!
Jackie 21
I had to go back and check to see if I made a typo, Jackie, cuz you are one of two people who called it Pickled Raspberry, not Picked Raspberry. Conjures up an interesting image though, lol.
the framelet dies are amazing… not that I’ve used either of the 2 I got yet… as you do! Love your tag. Helen 20
He is one for clever designs… AND good marketing. 😉 Thanks for stopping by, Helen.
That’s a beautiful tag, gorgeous colours and I love those roses as well. Must get my pinecone die out from the back of the cupboard and make some.
Ann B
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Yes, it’s a nice die. I’ve hand cut these, but die cutting is much more fun. 🙂
Love your tag, have not made mine yet. Might do all 4 this week-end…yes, I am that behind! #36
Sounds like you’ll have a tag making extravaganza, Belinda. Have fun!
Oh breathtaking – you showcasing two of my fave DI colours. Good for the soul! I too am doing a number crunching avoidance thing…..
Happy colors are so much better than dismal numbers, eh?
That’s a gorgeous tag – I love that iridescent peacock blue-green colour colour!!
Hugs, LLJ 37 xx
That’s the bottle and stream alcohol inks combined. Aren’t they yummy?
Beautiful, Sandy – gorgeous colours and textures. Well done – and congrats on getting the dreaded paperwork finished!!
Just think how much relaxed time you now have for crafting…
Have a special Easter.
Margaret #18
Nah, there’s never any more time, Margaret, just one less thing to think about. Hope you have a blessed Resurrection Sunday.
Wow, I love the colors! Yes, that Pickled Raspberry is great. “Time flies.” Heh. 😀
Personally I’d call it fuchsia, but by any name it’s a favorite.
Well done for getting the paperwork done. The tag is gorgeous. Easter blessings, Chris # 32
Happy Resurrection Sunday to you, Chris. 🙂
Hi Sandy – you did a great take on Tim’s tag…yet to do mine as I also don’t have half the gear he uses. Glad to hear your forms are done and dusted. Cheers and have a great week RobynO#43
Thanks for stopping by, Robyn!
Such a tiny work of art! Happy Easter x Jo
Thanks, Jo!
That pine cone die.I vaguely remember seeing this idea for flowers somewhere.Thanks for reminding me.Lovely tag.
Judy #32
I’ve made pine cones only once, but have used it lots for roses.
Thanks for stopping by,Judy!
Really love the colours you have used.
Happy belated WOYWW!
Tertia #88
Love the color combo and all that dimension. Nice!!
Gorgeous, love your take on this month’s challenge.