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Creativations 2018-Tim Holtz Blog Hop & Give Away!

Hello and Welcome!

I’m so excited to be participating in the

Creativations 2018- Tim Holtz Blog Hop & Give Away!!!!

Here are all the Give Away details!!
PRIZES, PRIZES,PRIZES!
We have a few prizes to give away just leave a comment on ALL the different blog hop posts for a chance to win!
Comments must be posted by midnight PST on Tuesday, February 6th.
Winners will be announced on Wednesday, February 7th on Richele’s blog (californiaARTgirl.blogspot.com)

How AWESOME was it to watch Tim, Mario, Paula, and Richele, live on the showroom floor of CREATIVATION through Facebook Live! If you haven’t watched the videos, check them out HERE! I was glued to my iPad ALL weekend. I hope that you enjoy this creation as much as I loved making it.. please feel free to message me with any questions! Also, if you haven’t checked out the new products, be sure to stop by timholtz.com they’re FANTASTIC…FYI, the release has been spread out through the first few months of this year so I’m beginning with products releasing in January. These sets are hitting shelves NOW!

I am making this post the first one in a series of posts that I will be showing some of the samples that I created for the Tim Holtz Sizzix and Stampers Anonymous Booths…be sure to check back!

Today I will be sharing with you a project I made for the Tim Holtz Stampers Anonymous Booth. This vignette was created on one of the New Mini Etcetera Tags. These tags are approximately a 1/4in. thick and are made with a very hard thickboard and come in a package of 4 with the reinforcement circles. They measure 4.5″x8″. They can be painted, inked and altered in many different ways. I also used the New Tim Holtz Stampers Anonymous Botanical & Batik Background Stamp Set CMS327, Ornate Trimmings CMS326 and Entomology CMS328 all of these sets and the tags are shipping NOW so be sure to head over to your favorite shop and get them ordered!

Lets Begin!

I first began by cutting a piece of watercolor paper to the size of the Etcetera tag then sprayed it with some water and added a bit of Spun Sugar Distress Stain to it, then dried it with my heat tool.

I then stamped the Batik Background Stamp in a few areas on the tag with Pumice Stone Distress Ink. The stamp was stamped without a block so that I could just get a few parts and pieces of the Batik and not a full stamp.

With a Distress Watercolor Brush I colored in some of the pattern with a bit of Evergreen Bough Distress Ink and then dried it with my heat tool. I punched a hole in the tag and added one of the Ornate Trimmings to the bottom with more of the Pumice Stone Distress Ink and then with my sewing machine and cream thread, stitched around the edge. I also blended some Pumice Stone ink around the edges of the tag.

Next, I created the tag that is behind the photo. I painted the Entomology background stamp with Brushed Pewter Distress Paint, stamped it onto the tag and then dried it with my heat tool. (Be sure to clean your stamp with water and remove the paint right after you are done stamping 😊) I then blended a bit of Evergreen Bough, Cracked Pistachio, Worn Lipstick, Tattered Rose and Pumice Stone Distress Ink onto the tag. Sprayed it with water, and blotted it with a towel until it was to my liking. I then blended a bit of Walnut Stain around the edge of the tag.

I then created the paper for behind the photo to the right…I took a tag and blended Evergreen Bough Distress Ink through the new Dotted Layering Stencil, then added some of the font background from the Entomology Stamp set with Watering Can Archival Ink. I then lifted off the Stencil and blended the Evergreen Bough ink around the tag. Sprayed with a little water and dried it with my heat tool. I only used a small portion of the tag behind the Found Relative photo.

To finish it off I painted the the edges of a quote chip with Picket Fence Distress Paint and added a bit of Spun Sugar Distress Stain. I painted one of the new Ideaology Story Sticks (lucky) and Photo Corner with Picket Fence paint and then rubbed off a little to give it a worn look. On the photo corner, I added a bit of Mushroom Alcohol Ink as well. The round reinforcement for the tag was painted with some Picket Fence Distress Paint as well and then sanded. After it was sanded I stamped the Batik Background stamp onto it with Watering Can Archival ink.

A bit of cotton string was tied around the story stick. Then I stamped a postage stamp in the corner of the paper and colored it. A portion of the Entomology Font was also stamped onto the top of the photo with Watering Can Archival ink. I also added a piece of vintage lace and an old button. The phrases above the girls was from the Ideaology Sticker Clippings, they were inked with a bit of Walnut Stain Distress Ink to grunge them up a bit and placed. To adhere the watercolor paper to the Etcetera tag I used Ranger Multi Medium Matte. Now on to the rest of the blogs…

Here is the creative line up…..

IDEA-OLOGY
Paula Cheney
Vicki Evans
Emma Williams
Cathie Parreco
Kaz Hall
Jan Hobbins
Jenny Marples

SIZZIX
Tami Bastians
Audrey Pettit
Mou Saha
Richele Christensen

STAMPERS ANONYMOUS
Kath Stewart
Cheiron Brandon
Stacy Hutchinson (me)
Chelle Fowler
Zoe Hillman
Joy Kennedy
Bobbie Smith

Now you’ll want to head over to Chelle Fowler’s beautiful blog to see what she created…REMEMBER TO LEAVE A COMMENT ON EVERY BLOG…THE MORE COMMENTS YOU LEAVE, THE BETTER CHANCES OF WINNING PRIZES!

GOOD LUCK AND HAPPY HOPPING!

Thank you so much for stopping by!

Creatively Yours,

Stacy ❤️

GATHER YOUR SUPPLIES –

Tim Holtz/Stampers Anonymous-

Stamps-Ornate Trimmings CMS326, Botanical & Batik CMS327, Entomology CMS328

Layering Stencils/Mini Stencils-Dotted THS100

Tim Holtz/Ranger-Watering Can Archival Ink, Mushroom Alcohol Ink

Distress Ink-Pumice Stone,Evergreen Bough, Cracked Pistachio, Worn Lipstick, Tattered Rose

Distress Stain-Spun Sugar

Distress Paint-Picket Fence

Distress Tools/Mediums- Distress Sprayer, Craft Mat, Glossy Accents, Heat it Heat tool, Blending Tools, Multi Medium Matte

Tim Holtz/Ideaology-Found Relatives, Story Sticks, Photo Corner, Quote Chips, Sticker Clippings

Surfaces- Tim Holtz Watercolor Paper, Distress Mixed Media Tags

Other-Vintage Lace, Button and Cotton String, Sewing Machine and Thread

Comments

  4. Stacy you always have the best tutorials that are jam packed with great photos and information!! And I have looked at the Entomology set a gazillion times and never noticed the font stamp. My eyes always focus on the bugs, but now I think I really need that set!!

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  6. Absolutely beautifully created pieces, totally inspired by these Stacy and kudos to you for design excellence ❤️

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  8. Oh Stacy, this is so gorgeous! I love the way you have layered the beautiful colored and stamped tags, This is so soft and pairs perfectly with the found relatives photo1 Such a delight to see! Thanks for sharing, I look forward to seeing more of your creations, they are always a treat and inspiration. xo

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  9. I have yet to see a project of yours that isn’t absolutely exquisite! Your style and attention to detail are inspiring and this project is no different. My only complaint is there’s not enough–I’d like something new everyday–just kidding. I know how much time and energy you put in to each of them. Thanks for the inspiration!!

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  11. I love your style. Those new Stampers Anonymous stamps are incredible and I can’t wait to get mine. I’m so glad you’re part of the crew!

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  12. Your tag is beautiful! I love the soft colors and the feeling of friendship of these two lucky ladies. Thanks so much for sharing your art today on the Blog Hop.

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  20. Wow! Love the tag Stacy! That stamp set for the background is beautiful and I like how you stamped bits and parts!! Beautiful job!!! XXX

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  23. I love how your tag turned out. The various layers add the right touch for a vintage feel.
    thanks for sharing your talent!

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  24. Thanks for sharing this beautiful project and for the step by step. That is so helpful! I love seeing the Creativation samples and refer back to them throughout the year when I get my own stamp order. Can’t wait!

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  31. Thank you for sharing, I love your project. The colours, the layering, and the feeling…love them all. Those ladies bring great spirit to the project. Beautiful job!!

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  34. I absolutely adore everything about this piece.. not just words but truly I do!!! It makes me look at what I haven’t personally ordered and hope that I can snag the bits next time around… thanks for sharing the how to’s and for the chance to win!!!

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  37. Oh, my goodness! There is such a sweet story here, for sure. I love your work and how you used these creative elements. I appreciate learning the how of your magic. Thanks for the inspiration
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  40. Your combination of elements is amazing! I always have trouble deciding what works together and what doesn’t.

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  41. What a lovely Tag! Your work is the best! I love the soft colors and the amazing new products used. So inspiring and wonderful.

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  42. Winner winner chicken dinner! I absolutely love your style, you have moved to the head of pack and I will be following.

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  44. OMG these layers are ” delicious ” (wow … not sure why delicious came to mind );love every detail of them. I’m gonna be broke in 2018 because I want EVERY background Stamp; this release is amazing ! Just beautiful !!

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  48. Love all of the different papers you made for this project and how they work together beautifully…yes, must have the bug stamp set if just for that script stamp…great job!

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  49. I love the feel of this tag! Friendship and love…the soft colors and so many little details are perfect. Thanks!

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  52. Amazing tag, so retro and climatic. I love the picture matching perfectly with all the colors of the background. The pattern of the stamp is so romantic! Thank you for sharing your step by step pics. Thank you for the chance to win prizes, too. Hugs, Marzena

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  55. Cute tag! So soft and nice colors! Like that you painted in some of the background pattern, it made a lot for the overall look!

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  56. Lovely tag with so many great TH products. The layers are interesting and really add a lot to this. Thanks for sharing this with us. ❤️

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  59. This is fantastic! Don’t those two women look like they are up to some mischief? I can just imagine them on an outing and jumping into a photo booth! Thanks for the step by step.

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  69. I’ve seen your posts in the addicts group, but somehow have missed your blog! I’m generally late to the party… But no more! Your projects are fantastic, and your tutorials are some of the best I’ve seen. I can’t wait to come back and look around after I finish the hop.

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  73. Absolutely stunning Stacy! I love how you layer stamped and stenciled elements on your art pieces to create such a gorgeous, soft vintage look. Marvelous work!!

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  83. This is such a pretty vintage look. I love your layering and your attention to detail! And it’s fun, too!

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  92. Before I started reading how you made your tag, I thought the base layer was a new paper. A tribute to you because you made it look that way with a new stamp! A stamp that I now want.. Great job!

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  101. Really love how soft the colours are on this and love the use of the stencil and font stamp, some amazing tips on these blog hops, thank you for sharing 🙂

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  107. Such a beautiful multimedia creation! I would never have thought to combine all of the elements you incorporated into your project! Wow! Love it!

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  112. Hi Stacy , You have showcased those TIM products superbly and created a really beautiful tag with a lovely vintage feel . Thanks for sharing the ‘detail’ x

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  113. I love this one the most!! i love anything tags and these stamps were my favorites – along with the guy on the rope!! thanks for showing the step by step!

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  117. I love the stitch detail. Do you use a regular sewing machine? I think the swatch of lace at the bottom just ties everything together perfectly. I sooo wish i could do this…I have a hard time wrapping my head around so many diff patterns coming together on one project.

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  125. Such great backgrounds you created! I need to get out of my safety net and experiment with more backgrounds. Thanks for the inspiration! You pieces were beautiful. Will definitely have to cruz your blog!

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  127. Wht fun and wonderful new toys are coming! I am a sucker for text-print graphics. Love your creation and the whole post!

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  129. I feel I hit the jackpot landing on this blog – thank you so much for sharing the techniques and materials you used to create this wonderful piece. Reminded me so much of my Mother and her Sisters.

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  136. I love your Etc. tag. I have some and have been afraid to dive in and do something with them. I like getting ideas for it.

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  143. Tags are some of my favorites. Quick and easy with such a beautiful outcome. I can always squeeze a tag. Beautiful done!

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  147. Wow, what did you make a bunch of beautiful backgrounds, or must I say undergrounds, for this gorgeous tag! I love the new stamps and what you did whit them, thank you so much!

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  149. every time I get an email that notifies me of your blog post, I know it’s going to be so special. This one is at the top of the special list. Everything that you’ve used are the items that I picked out that I want from the new products. And the colors you used are so lovely!

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  150. I love anything that looks like it has history, not just history as in time, but history as in life also. Beautiful!

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  154. You have great attention to detail with the added distress marker coloring in parts of the stamps. It really draws the eye to it. Thank you for sharing your talent.

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  157. I did order the background stamp and actually got it in a couple of days ago, but I didn’t know what I was going to do with it. Now, at least I have an idea of how incredible those background stamps are. I figured you must have used the new collage paper for the background when I first looked at your project. The more floral one is busy looking in photos when you can’t see it up close, but I love how you colored it to bring some of the greenery to the fore. Great project. Thank you for the inspiration.

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  159. I have the larger tags but I can’t wait to get some of the minis. Beautiful project. Love those background stamps together.

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  168. Hi Stacy! How creative. Excellent use of those stamp sets. I love the background stamps. But that tag frame is a stroke of genius! Beautiful. TU!

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  172. Stacy, congratulations on designing for Tim! You’ve really done a beautiful job and this tag is so inspiring. I love that you make your own paper layers. The girl on the left resembles my Grandma, so I’m partial to this tag! <3 Hugs, Autumn

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  173. Your layers!!! My goodness, your LAYERS!!! I absolutely LOVED getting to see how your LOVELY project came about!!! (I am SO happy I decided to participate and follow through this Blog Hop) I always admire your works, when I see it, but now that I have gone into your blog, well, it feels like we got to “sit down and chat” about your project.

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  174. I really can’t get enough of this – stunning work! Love how all the layers come together.
    Thanks for sharing the process, can’t wait to see what you’ll share next! 😉

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  178. Can’t believe all the details- every time I look at it I see something else!! Thanks for the layer by layer instructions.
    Suzy

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