Textured off-white paper is from Paper Source/Australia, the grosgrain ribbon was white, and dyed with stamping-pad inks. Sentiment stamp for the tag is Hero-Arts/CL140, a delightful set.
Then I put myself to the test with some zentangle-inspired-art again (since my eye surgery was only last week.. sight is good enough, but drops and ointment make it a little blurry at times).
I'd used a rubber-stamp for the kimono shape and was sure it was from a certain company, but on checking with their online catalogue it wasn't listed there; so I best not say who I 'think' it belongs to. Stamped on the reverse of the paper and cut it out, ready for some penned designs. 
A paper-cutting for the inside of this card, one I'd cut at another time; was a quick fix for the inside of this card. The pattern is from Paper Cutting by Alison, Adornments package.
So these could each qualify for differing labels, cards, zentangle-inspired-art, and paper-cutting! I decided 'cards' it will be for this post.
4 comments:
Your embossed paper package on napkin is simply stunning, but the Kimono is beyond belief! It's so hard for me to believe you are just starting this tangling art - but you are definitely no novice. I'm totally in awe! And your "quick fix" for the inside of the card would have taken me the rest of my life! sigh. . .
Beautiful work as always, Carole. Just beautiful.
Oh Carole....I LOVE the kimono... what wonderful inspiration!!! I can only wish for more time in my day - LOL!
Hugs,
Jan
Oh my gosh...you have the coolest cards!! Very creative and interesting. the Zentangle designs on your kimono are gorgeous. I've never done or studied a Zentangle. I'll watch for more on your site!
Love the kimono card Carole. Another way using tangle art with rubber stamps. Well done as usual!
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