Fabulous Floral Tags with Reactive Glitz Inks
Posted by Natasha Vacca on May 08, 2025

Fabulous Floral Tags with Reactive Glitz Inks

Hello Crafty friends, it is Creative Team Member Natasha Vacca on the blog today! Today I am sharing 2 tags using the May Stamp and Cut of the Month! I had a lot of fun using Reactive Glitz Inks to create the backgrounds, as well as color the flowers! Let's get started!

I started with a piece of Hot Press watercolor paper from my stash. I created an ink smooshed background for the tag base. On the tags I used Hero Hues Reactive Glitz in: Byzantine Green, Naples Yellow, and French Pink. I started with one color at a time. I smoosh the ink directly onto my work surface, spritz the ink with water, move it around with my finger, then smoosh the paper directly into the ink. I dry the panel with my heat tool, add water droplets, and pick up color with a paper towel. I repeat this process with all the colors, until I have the texture I am looking for. Once the background was complete, I die cut 2 tags using the Nesting Tag dies. I set these aside.

Next I created a couple more ink smooshed backgrounds using Reactive Glitz Inks in: French Pink, Spanish Orange, and Naples Yellow. I followed the same process as I shared above. Once I had the color and texture I was looking for, I stamped floral images from the May Stamp and Cut of the Month using Intensified Black ink and die cut the florals using the coordinating dies.

Next I inked the edges of my tags using Core Inks in: Azalea and Pitch Black Ink. I then adhered the florals onto each tag using a combination of foam tape and liquid glue. I added splatters to each tag using White Acrylic Spray, as well as Gold Hero Pearls. I added twine to the top of each tag, as well as a sentiment from the Everyday Sentiments set. I also added a piece of cheesecloth to each tag.

I had a lot of fun with today's project! I hope this inspires you to create a colorful tag using your floral stamps!


Have a great day!

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