The Tag It On challenge #3 is called Rhubarb Crumble and Custard. What an imaginative title!!!!
I'm particularly fond of this pudding, and grow rhubarb in my garden. Strangely enough, it's the title my brother gives to his emails to me, as it's one of his favourites too!
Back to the plot (narrative, not garden :-)) the task is to use pink, yellow, and some texture. My texture comes from the swiss dots cuttlebug folder, which I rolled over with a rolling pin as I only own some folders and not the machine (yet!). I sanded over the texture and rubbed over with Scattered Straw.
---Stamps: Crafty Individuals 121
Inks: DI Scattered Straw and Aged mahogany; Archival Sepia
Extras: PP by Imaginisce; Cuttlebug folder Swiss Dots; PM Eyelet; Sheer Ribbon; Sanding Block
11 comments:
Scrummy indeed!! Love this, Ros. Thanks for playing.
Frankie
xx
Another wonderful tag that fits the bill perfectly. I can't say I would have thought of those colours but they do look 'yummy' as you say.
Lesley Xx
What a gorgeous tag Ros and that stamp looks like another must have as far as I'm concerned!
Thanks for taking on my challenge.
Ali xx
You've made my mouth water! The colours make me think of those rhubarb and custard sweets I used to buy when I was a kid!
Sammie
It's a beautiful tag, what a great idea to emboss with a rolling pin!:o)
Great tag. Really love the thistle.
What a super tag, the colouring is super and great image. Thank you for visiting me, much appreciated.
B x
Me again, just re-read what you did with the Swiss dots folder, how ingenious, very clever.
B xx
What a funny story, I like the art work you make, I saw beautiful cards on your blog.
This is great. I love your images and the way you used the colors! this was a fun challenge!!
Have a great day!
Ros, how perfectly gorgeous! I hadn't thought of using a rolling pin for the folders. I also don't own the machine, but I do own a pasta machine, which I use for cuttlebug folders (and sometimes for polymer clay). Great colors.
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