Tuesday, 8 November 2011

Try it on Tuesday with peeloffs

Good morning everybody
It's a new week and challenge over at Try it on Tuesday where it is tag week. Peel off, I think we all have some in our craft stash and often they get ignored. (Well, I know mine do!) So this week, bring them out and lets get creative with them on our tags.
This is what I did
And here's the step by step pictures
I added my peel offs to the tag
Covered it all with gesso
Added a base colour of acrylic (Americana Jack 'o Lantern orange)
Added some areas of Napa Red
Added browns all over
Finally I rubbed some inka gold to highlight the textures and bring out the leaf design before attaching the small pine cones with wire and the button on top. I then stamped "Fall Colours" and added the ribbon.

Hope to see you over at Try it on Tuesday and to see your creative ways with your peel offs!

9 comments:

Jennie Atkinson said...

Wow that looks fantastic! and what a great way to use up those peel offs we have stuck in the bottom of our stash. Thanks for sharing such another great technique Neil.

Helen said...

Wonderful tag Neil! I gave away most of my peel offs recently (for a good cause mind) as I bought gazillions (like you do when you're starting out) and never used them... but I love how you've done this, and the colours are gorgeous!!

KatzElbows said...

Love, love, love, love, love! I thought I new a ton of ways to use PeelOffs, but this is genius. Thank you so muchf or sharing it.

whyducks said...

Loving this Neil, really great!

Brenda Brown said...

A brilliant way to use peeloffs Neil - just love the creativity of this and such a gorgeous tag.
Hope you are well.
luv and hugs {brenda} xoxox

Von said...

Stunning tag :)

Ellie Knol said...

I HATE peel-offs, but this is gorgeous!
What a marvellous idea!

melody said...

wow ~ what a scrumptious tag and peel off! lovin your technique..and tutorial! fabulous work

Michelle said...

A great way to use your peeloffs Neil, gonna try this one! Lovin your mirror and box too such wonderfully tactile pieces.
Hope you're not too tender now
x Michelle