How to Make a Fall Decorative Tag with Dew Drops

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Ingredients:
#5 Manila Tag

Various Rub-ons
Map Tissue Paper
Matte Media

Tim Holtz Distress Inks in: Brushed Corduroy, Rusty Hinge, Tea Dye, and Vintage Photo
Tim Holtz Ephemera – Botanical and paper dolls
Tim Holtz Phrases
Dew Drops – neon orange mini dew drops, neon yellow mini dew drops and forest brown mini dew drops
Liquid Adhesive
Fabric Flower

Directions:

Gather your supplies, including a tag that you have used multiple rub ons on over time.  I keep a tag handy when I only have a little bit of rub on left in a packet.  I just rub miscellaneous items on a tag.  Then a background is partially developed.
 Using Matte Media, adhere tissue to the background.  Let dry thoroughly
 Using Distress Inks, color your background. Mist with water if desired to create a vintage feel.

 

 

 Adhere botanical ephemera and dolls

 

 Adhere fabric flower using liquid adhesive.
Using liquid adhesive adhere dew drops in neon orange and yellow, and forest brown.
Let your tag dry and it is ready to use!

See you next time!

~ Victoria

Who Wants Ice Cream?

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Hello, welcome to another blogpost.  I cannot believe that summer is over! Where did the time go? I have a great tutorial for you today; an icecream tag decorated with Dew Drops.

 

The supplies you need are:

 

  • Ice cream rubber stamp or embellishement
  • black ink pad
  • Alcohol markers
  • Mod Podge sparkle
  • Martha Stewart paint – Gazing Ball and Eclipse
  • Washi tape
  • Dew Drops – Orange Tear Drops
  • Glue

 

Step one: stamp the image on card stock and allow to dry.

 

Step two: colour with alcohol markers.
Step three: coat with Mod Podge Sparkle and set aside to dry.
Step 4: Paint tag.
Step five: cut out icecream and stick on to tag. Add washi tape.
Step six: add Tear Drops.
You’re done!

Thanks for stopping by! You can share your creations with us on our Facebook page. We would love to see them! For more inspiration have a look around the blog. There are a variety of tutorials for many levels using Dew Drops. You can also visit my blog at www.suzettehussey.com.

You can find Dew Drops online at The Robin’s Nest.

Happy Crafting!

Suzette

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Book Mark with Dew Drops

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Hello my dear crafty souls! Hope you are doing great!!

Here I am Samiya back Again with a brand new crafty idea. Sharing a quick easy DIY bookmark using my favourite dew drops from The Robin’s Nest  🌼

Here it is –

 

Let me tell you how to make it!

Step by step details:

1. At first I took a cardstock base in my desired size as the project base for making my bookmark.

2. Added a pattern paper in both side of the bookmark.

3. I add the title, some dew drops and an accent ribbon. Just remember use as little or a lot as you like and have fun.

You are all done!!

 

 

 

 

Materials :

Dew drops from The Robin’s Nest
Cardstock
Pattern paper
Glue

Shop link for canvas & dewdrops :
https://dewdroplove.com/

Thank you so much for stoping by, I hope this has made you smile today 😊. For more inspiration have a look around the blog. ✨

Take care of yourselves, good bye!
Happy Crafting ❤
Love & peace from us to you❤🌸

– samiya

Waiting for Better Days

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Hello my dear crafty souls! Hope you are doing great!!

Here I am Samiya back Again with a brand new pictorial . Sharing a quick easy to do mixed media tag using my favourite dew drops from The Robin’s Nest 🌼
Final Project



Isn’t it Lovely? Let me show you in a quick pictorial how to make it.

Step by step details:

1. At first I took a diecut tag as the project base.

2 . Embossed the plain tag base using a brick embossing folder.

3. Applied a layer of acrylic paint using a stencil shown in the picture.

4. Embellished the tag with ribbons, artificial flowers, diecut leaves, pearl twine, sentiments.

5. Finally add some dew drop to give this project a outstanding look. Decide where you want your dew drops and stick down with glue.

You are all done!!

Some closeup pictures:

I have used following materials :

★Yellow & Blue Dew drops from

The Robin’s Nest

★Cardstock for tag die cut

★Blue & yellow acrylics

★Stencil

★Pearl twine

★Artificial flower

★Die cut leaves

★Ribbons

★Glue

Shop link for canvas & dewdrops :
https://dewdroplove.com/

Thank you so much for stoping by, I hope this has made you smile today 😊. You can share your creations with us on our Facebook group. We would love to see them! For more inspiration have a look around the blog. ✨

Take care of yourselves, good bye!

Happy Crafting ❤

Love & peace from us to you❤🌸

– samiya

Create Art – A Beautiful Tag Using Dew Drops

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Hi everyone, welcome to another tutorial. I was really strapped for time with this project but came up with a very quick and easy tag design that you can do in under thirty minutes.  You need very few craft supplies and of course Dew Drops.
Isn’t that beautiful? I have a quick tutorial below and a list of supplies you will need.
Supplies needed:
Dew Drops 
tag
matte medium
printed tissue paper (I used one by Tim Holtz)
any quote or words you would like to put on your tag
yellow inkpad and applicator
glue
Follow the steps below:
1) Using matte medium, stick the tissue paper onto the tag. Go over the top once it is stuck down.
2) When dry, add yellow ink to any uncovered areas.

 

3) Go around edges of embellishment with the yellow ink.
4) Stick down with embellishment glue.

 

5) Add the Dew Drops.  I made a flower at the top and scattered some around.

 

 

Your all done!
I loved this project. It is versatile and you can easily adapt it to the supplies you have at home. Another fabulous way to use your Dew Drops!


You can find Dew Drop at www.DewDropLove.com

 

Thanks for stopping by! You can share your creations with us on our Facebook page. We would love to see them! For more inspiration have a look around the blog. There are a variety of tutorials for many levels using Dew Drops. You can also visit my blog at Paper Mache Patch
You can find Dew Drops online at The Robin’s Nest.
Happy Crafting!
Suzette

Mixed Media Tag Using Dew Drops

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Hello everyone!
Fairuz Fabiha here from Craftivation. Today I’ll be sharing with you how I created a floral Mixed Media Tag.
I’ve used contrasting clear and black dew drops to embellish the bright background of the tag.

Step by step process-

1. At first I cut out a tag from a scrap piece of paper.

2. Colored the background using spray stains and stencil.

3. Tied a pink ribbon.

4. Embellished the tag using flowers, chipboard cutouts and leaf diecuts.

5. Finally added my favorite Robin’s Nest clear and black dew drops.

Used Dewdrops-

1. black-white-silver-dew-drops
2. cotton-candy-dew-drops

Closeup photos-

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you so much for visiting my blog. I hope you enjoyed today’s project.
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Till then, keep craftivating your dreams!

Hugs,
Fairuz Fabiha (aka Craftivation) 

Raindrops

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Hello, today I have a tutorial for a quick journal page. I used Distress Oxides, a rubber stamp, and of course, Dew Drops.
Dew Drops embellish your artwork so nicely. They almost always add that finishing touch.

 

Here is a list of supplies that I used to make this beautiful journal page.
  • Distress Oxides in Broken China, Picked Raspberry and Scattered Straw
  • a spray bottle with water
  • a rubber stamp (the one I used is from a Visible Image stamp set)
  • Adirondak Denim Ink
  • Dew Drops – Piano Tear Drops
  • embellishment glue
  • makeup sponge.

 

Step 1:
Use a makeup sponge to add and blend Distress Oxides.
Step 2: Spray lightly with water and dry.
 Step 3: Stamp your image.
Step 4: Arrange your Dew Drops and stick down with embellishment glue.

 

That’s all there is to it! I do hope you enjoyed the tutorial!

 

Thanks for stopping by! You can share your creations with us on our Facebook page. We would love to see them! For more inspiration have a look around the blog. There are a variety of tutorials for many levels using Dew Drops. You can also visit my blog at www.suzettehussey.com
You can find Dew Drops online at The Robin’s Nest.
Happy Crafting!
Suzette

Inspirational Banner

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Hello, Kelly on the blog today with an Inspiration Banner made from lots of scraps and many colors of dew drops!

I created these tags with lots of scraps, I have been cleaning out my studio and using all kinds of treasures that I had forgotten I had in my stash.
For this banner, I started with some chipboard tags I found and started layering papers on top of them. The first layer was a page from an old book, then I searched through my images from Gecko Galz and the scrap bin and found complementing colors. I then layered the scraps and images on top of the tag.

 

I then used Tim Holtz words as a reminder to be inspired as I create in my studio! Using a wide white ribbon that I found in my stash, I cut it into 8 pieces and used a lighter to seal the edges then stapled it to the top of each tag and used a piece of twine to hang them.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What a great reminder to stay inspired!
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Dew Drops and Butterflies

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Hi everyone,  I have a really cute project for you today that is so easy to make. You will need some butterfly die-cuts or store-bought embellishments and a few other supplies. A complete list of items used is below.

I used the Dew Drops to embellish the butterfly bodies. Isn’t that beautiful? I have a tutorial below with all the steps to make this beautiful tag.

Supplies used:

 

Golden Berry Dew Drops
Distress Oxide Shabby Shutters and Seedless Preserves
Spray bottle with water
Embellishment glue
Sponger blender
Tag
Butterfly embellishments
ribbon or yarn

 

Step One

Apply the Distress Oxide covering the entire tag. Blend as you go along.

 

Step Two

Give it a light spritz of water. Allow it to dry.

 

Step Three

Arrange your butterfly embellishments and stick down with glue.

 

Step Four

Add the Dew Drops on the butterfly bodies.  Stick down with embellishment glue.

Step Five

Add your ribbon or yarn and you are all done!

Here is a closeup for you.
Thanks for stopping by! You can share your creations with us on our Facebook page. We would love to see them! For more inspiration have a look around the blog. There are a variety of tutorials for many levels using Dew Drops. You can also visit my blog at suzettehussey.com/blog/. I have a lot of free tutorials and offer many workshops.
You can find Dew Drops online at The Robin’s Nest.
Happy Crafting!
Suzette

A Butterfly Tag

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Hello, I hope you are keeping safe and making use of your time at home. To help keep you busy I have a cute tutorial for you using Dew Drops of course!

You need a few supplies:

  • Dew Drops 
  • a tag
  • Distress Oxide – Worn Lipstick
  • spray bottle with water
  • butterfly embellishments
  • embellishment glue
  • black ink pad and sponge applicator
Step 1:Using a blending sponge, cover the tag with Distress Oxide. Spritz with water.
Step 2: Shade the edges of the butterflies using black ink and an applicator sponge. Stick them in place. If you want them to pop more, use foam tape. I made my butterflies using a die-cut machine and some scrapbook paper.

 

Step 3: Add Dew Drops, sticking in place with embellishment glue.
That’s it! Isn’t it beautiful?
You can find Dew Drops online at The Robin’s Nest. They will have the perfect color to coordinate with your project. There are so many to choose from!

 

Thanks for stopping by! You can share your creations with us on our Facebook page. We would love to see them! For more inspiration have a look around the blog. There are a variety of tutorials for many levels using Dew Drops. You can also visit my blog at www.suzettehussey.com/blog/.
Happy Crafting!
Suzette