These charms were made very simply from shrink plastic, then mounted onto tags.
I ran white shrink plastic through the Wizard, with a heart die cut. I added a little deep green/blue colour with a pigment pad and rubbed it around with my finger till it was subtle. I punched the hole.
I stamped the oriental lady (Stampington) on one side and the oriental pattern (Stampers Anonymous) on the other, using turquoise Stazon, then shrank the plastic.
Once shrunk, I edged the hearts with the turquoise Stazon, added a couple of jump rings and a leaf , then attached the charms to the tags.
The tags were made by rubbing distress in ks onto a craft sheet, then spritzing until the ink 'beads'.
I pressed the tags into the ink, several times, drying with a heat gun between layers of ink. I then used a Cratfters Workshop stencil and moulding paste to add pattern and texture, and ran a distress ink pad over the top.
I stamped 'charmed' onto a some scrap card, added fibres, and was happy with the result. Hope my swap partners like them!
I have never used shrink platic before - and these charms are so gorgeous, I really must give it a try
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