Made a concertina tag book using Octopode Factory digis
The tag base was cut cut from pale green cardstock and scored to form a concertina. Holes were punched with the crop-a-dile. I then selected a range of printed papers as the bases. and stamped, coloured and punched decorations onto each of the six panels. some dew-drops were added along with metallic pens and Posca markers.
The main images were printed onto cardstock and coloured with Copic markers, trimmed out and further decorated with a range of embellishments including Stickles glitter glue & Glossy Accents. They were mounted on foam pads as show in the photos. I then stapled some black & white spotty ribbon through the holes in the tags.
I would like to enter this into the May Country View Challenge Blogs Challenge whose theme is 'Tea Party'
Sid xx
Just wow. Everything about this just works
ReplyDeleteFabulous make! The characters are on the nightmarish side but fun too! Thanks for playing with us at Country View Challenges this month!
ReplyDeleteFab concertina tag book, Sid ! Thank you so much for playing along with us at Country View Challenges.
ReplyDeleteCorrie x
What a fascinating project Sid - those images are grotesque but appealing at the same time.
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Blessings
Maxine