Tag 5 Fragments!

This tag was fun. And it actually was rather quick. Well, maybe because I did 3 of the fragments up a couple weeks ago as samples for an Ornament class I had planned....

The 2 rectangular Frag's are done with alcohol ink, and images from Jackie at Altered Pages http://www.alteredpages.com/  The smaller circle also has done using  alcohol ink, silver leafing and a Peel Off by Magenta. The large circle is using a component stamp image.

I didn't have any awesome white rub on's, so I used some German Scrap.

Can't wait to see what tomorrow brings.... Wonder if I need to keep the alcohol ink out?

Tag 4

Well this one was certainly a challenge. LOVE the trinket pin. Although, I think using real hinges would look much better. I used a piece of chipboard I covered in metal. It's a tad large. I also didn't use the memory capsules, but chose to recycle some packaging. Same effect, but again, not quite as nice. As much as I didn't think the set of Mini Holidays set (CMS066) would go over, I sold all the set's I brought in! And I am finding it to be a perfect size for collage and ATC's!

Tag 3 in a lighter mood

I had done this background about 2 weeks or so ago. It was perfect to use for Tim's day 3 alcohol ink tag. The stamp set is CMS069 Artful Flight. The nest charm is from Red Lead Paper Works.

Day 3

As usual, I am doing these out of order. Didn't get a chance to do day's 1 & 2, maybe tomorrow.... But day 3 is Alcohol inks! Love that product. I've been stripeing and making plaids with the ink for a long time, so was pleased to see this done by Tim. Here's my samples.

To see Tim's daily tags go to his blog at http://www.timholtz.typepad.com/

12 Tags of Christmas 2009

It all begins tomorrow, December 1st! Tim's annual 12 Tags! I can't wait!
In honor of this, Red Rubber has 'all thing's Tim' on sale, for 20% off!
Distress Ink, embossing powder, crackle paint, stickles, STAMPS, glossy accents, embellishments.... All things Tim uses during this 12 day event, ON SALE until
December 20th!
Call, email or stop in!!!

Digi-ATC

As much as I LOVE my PC/software & working with images, I just don't make many DIGI-ATC's. This is one I whipped together using the new DIGI-kits from Lisa's Altered Art. As always, her images are fabulous, and the individual elements are well put together and SO easy to use! LOVE THEM! Especially because I haven't gotten the hang of really clipping images so nicely! That will be my 2010 resolution!
So enjoy! And go visit http://lisasalteredart.com/ for some amazing images!

Red Rubber Open House

Join me Satuday November 14th 12:30-5:30 and Sunday November 15th 12:30-4 for my annual Red Rubber Open House! I have lots of new products in, a free Make & Take, some great ideas for the Holidays and a manicurist who will make your hands look fab! All instock products are 20% off. That would be the NEW items, just in, and I've got some AWESOME products to show you. So please, take the time to check out what's in store!

Visit my website at http://www.redrubberpaperandink.com/


Email me at Jan@redrubberpaperandink.com for more information.
Red Rubber Paper and Ink is located in beautiful Hubertus, Wisconsin. Minutes from Menomonee Falls, Germantown & West Bend.

Give Thanks Banner - a gift for you!

It's getting to that time of year when everything is going to get rushed. At least for me I know this to be true. SO, to help you out, I'm offering up this SUPER EASY banner! I designed the collage sheets today.

There are 2 sheets for you to download and print. I used heavyweight cardstock (110# 8.5x11"). The only other supplies you need are one 12x12 piece of scrapbook paper (to coordinate to the back of the banner), 5' of ribbon and 20 eyelets (optional). IF you want to add a little sparkle to your banner I suggest coating the piece in before you cut it out with Gel Medium to seal it and sprinkle a little glitter around where you like. You could also use Stickles or even better GLASS GLITTER! Tie extra ribbons between the pennants to add interest, and you can have a lovely gift or decorations in less than a 1/2 hour! I swear!

The banner ends up being about 5' long by 5" high. You could put it together as 2 layers as I did, with GIVE on the top, THANKS on the bottom. Adjust the ribbon length accordingly.

Double click on the 2 images above, right click and choose SAVE AS to save it to your PC. It's a JPG, so pull it into software you normaly use to work with. You can even Insert it into WORD or Publisher to print.

Whether you keep it for your own celebration, or give it as a gift, just enjoy it! Compliments of Red Rubber Paper and Ink!