As usual when I don't know what I'm doing on a project, I start by die-cutting the tag shapes and stamping onto them with Ranger Jet Black Archival ink. I used Tim Holtz's Halftone and Rings stamp set here.
Next I rubbed acrylic paint onto a Remnants stamp, then spritzed it with water. I stamped it onto my tags.
Using my fingers, I painted some of the circles in with acrylic paint.
I was not loving the colors and these were looking a bit crazy (even for me). Whenever I feel like this, I whip out the white paint and a palette knife. I covered over a lot of the areas to tone them down a bit. I ripped scraps of patterned paper from Tim's Correspondence set and glued them in place. Then I cut a scribble circle out of black paper and Tim's Scribbles and Splat die. I only cut one scribbly circle, but I cut it up into three sections and glued one of each to my tags. I also added some Tim alphabet Washi tape strips to the bottom.
I added a little more white paint, then I grabbed my Prima Oil Pastel Crayons. I scribbled around the black circles, blending the colors and pulling them down a bit into the tags.
Last but not least, I added some paper doll characters. I cut pointy hats for the ladies and crowns for the gentlemen. I glued on some big bold Quote Chip words to the bottoms of the tags and outlined everything with a black Sharpie.
Though my journey from Point A to Point B often surprises me, I do like how these tags turned out in the end. Here are the supplies I used that you can find at Simon Says Stamp:
I'm excited to see your tag-tastic creations this week! Be sure to upload your creations to the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog for your chance to win a $50 voucher to the Simon Says Stamp store!