Talk about using anything you can find. The tag holder is a freebie sample of face cleanser. I merely washed the cleanser out, allowed it to dry, and colored it with Twinkling H20s to match the baby wipe background.
Tag in pocket is die cut from my hmp. The message, "Old and new come together in this modern city" printed on shaving cream paper and glued to tag.
Background is a napkin colored with H20s. Tags are die cuts made from various papers. "S" is fabric.
All of the ephemera came from Singapore, including a SARS brochure. I DTP'd each with dye ink. The dragon is a 3D scrapbook element, and the ribbon is threaded thru a tab pull top.
Authentic ephemera cut using a large circle punch. Pics on right were from a travel brochure, on left from a trade magazine. Puzzle pieces colored with paint using a sea sponge.
More authentic Singapore ephemera and memorabilia. The picture on the right began with two identical images. I cut one using a circle punch, then glued it over the first using pop dots. Note the warning on the left under "55." Click on image for a better view.
Talk about using anything you can find. The tag holder is a freebie sample of face cleanser. I merely washed the cleanser out, allowed it to dry, and colored it with Twinkling H20s to match the baby wipe background.
Tag in pocket is die cut from my hmp. The message, "Old and new come together in this modern city" printed on shaving cream paper and glued to tag.
Background is a napkin colored with H20s. Tags are die cuts made from various papers. "S" is fabric.
All of the ephemera came from Singapore, including a SARS brochure. I DTP'd each with dye ink. The dragon is a 3D scrapbook element, and the ribbon is threaded thru a tab pull top.
Authentic ephemera cut using a large circle punch. Pics on right were from a travel brochure, on left from a trade magazine. Puzzle pieces colored with paint using a sea sponge.
More authentic Singapore ephemera and memorabilia. The picture on the right began with two identical images. I cut one using a circle punch, then glued it over the first using pop dots. Note the warning on the left under "55." Click on image for a better view.
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