I started with a plain manila shipping tag that measures 3-1/8 x 6-1/2 inches. The tag was altered with distress inks, Tsukineko walnut inks, and Tim Holtz masks. The stamped images are from Artistic Outpost. The train image was stamped on acetate (an old overhead transparency, actually) with Archival black ink, and I colored the reverse side with Adirondack alcohol ink.
Here's a close up of the embellishments in the bottom right corner. We found the rusted piece of metal screening in the flower bed at the front of the house last weekend. A piece of tiling (that we didn't know was there!) had become exposed over the winter and we assume that the end was covered with the screen. Before I use the rest of it, I plan to dig around in the garage for some equally rusty old nuts, bolts or screws to pair with it.I hope you're having a relaxing weekend. Thanks for popping by!
Supplies:
Stamps: Artistic Outpost; manila shipping tag; Stampin' Up! whisper white; Stampin' Up! black cardstock; overhead transparency; distress inks: stormy sky, bundled sage, pumice stone, wild honey, and walnut stain; Archival jet black ink; Stazon black and saddle brown ink; Tim Holtz Timeworks masks; Tsukineko walnut ink antiquing solution in java and eucalyptus; Adirondack alcohol ink in butterscotch; Tim Holtz Idea-ology game spinner and brad; watch face; watch parts; screw brads; found metal screen; jute twine and plaid ribbon. I think that's everything!
