I’m using three Art-C products in this fast and easy pair of tags. I began with three tags from the
Tea-stained tags collection. Both sides of the tags are decorated. The backs have a nice tea-stain treatment which is a great surface within itself. I used one of the image stencils from the Art-C adhesive
stencil/arrow/feather to decorate the tag. The stencils had just the right amount of stickiness to adhere to the tag without tearing the paper — the adhesive allows the stencil to make a nice clean print. I dabbed the stencil with acrylic paint and a paint dabbler from Brea Reese. I dotted the dried image with a
Paint Writer in chalk white . I love these little tubes — they deliver just the right consistency of smooth paint for linear lines or dots. The tag is ready to add your images, washi tape or collage bits. I think the neutral background is just perfect to pop your hand-colored images!
I’m using three Art-C products in this fast and easy pair of tags. I began with three tags from the Tea-stained tags collection. Both sides of the tags are decorated. The backs have a nice tea-stain treatment which is a great surface within itself. I used one of the image stencils from the Art-C adhesive stencil/arrow/feather to decorate the tag. The stencils had just the right amount of stickiness to adhere to the tag without tearing the paper — the adhesive allows the stencil to make a nice clean print. I dabbed the stencil with acrylic paint and a paint dabbler from Brea Reese. I dotted the dried image with a Paint Writer in chalk white . I love these little tubes — they deliver just the right consistency of smooth paint for linear lines or dots. The tag is ready to add your images, washi tape or collage bits. I think the neutral background is just perfect to pop your hand-colored images! 
