I've recently joined a yahoo group called All Things Tim (as in the designer Tim Holtz). It is a fun group of talented people and the creativity is really flying over there! One of the members recently shared a video on a different way to use the Tim Holtz ticket strip die. It has sparked a great deal of excitement in the group and people are having a grand time with the technique. It got my ideas going too so I was experimenting as well. This is what I've come up with so far:
Instead of isolating the design on just one ticket section (like the angel at the bottom) I wanted to play with the idea of having a design that was continuous across the whole strip. Postage stamp designs are often like this, where each stamp is a stand alone design but all together the block of stamps forms a larger picture. So in theory these could be torn apart to use on projects, but I think I would keep them intact to use on a card or scrapbook page. I hope you like them. I had fun and I have a lot more ideas. I just need some more free time (hahahahahaha).
Too cool!!
ReplyDeleteGuilty.... I shared video that started the craze. Your results are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThese are so fun!
ReplyDeleteThese look great, I especially like the words on the second one.
ReplyDeleteThey are all wonderful but I love the hot air balloons.
ReplyDeleteThese came out wonderful! The Superhero words one might just be my favorite!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! Love the different themes you've come up with.
ReplyDeleteNice tickets. I like your idea of making a scene that runs across the length of the tickets. I'm looking forward to joining this swap - my first with ATT.
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I am partial to the hot air ballon one, but they are all wonderful. Are you going to join the swap for ATT. Would love to have you.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDeleteThese are actually quite special!
ReplyDeleteLisa, thank you for your kind comment on my "Tim's April" tag. I think your strip of tickets is really original and well done. Charlotte
ReplyDelete