It's All Perspective - The Professor 2

The Professor 2, bigger and better!Tim Holtz and Stampers Anonymous have brought the professor back in a new size and paired him with some great images.

I made the background to the tag by stamping the text stamp, numbers and others in a collage all over a piece of Distress Mixed Media Heavystock in Hickory Smoke Distress Archival Ink. Then colored it with various Distress Inks.

To make the Heavystock tag, in Ground Espresso archival ink, I stamped just the professor's head four times on the tag so he was looking from a different perspective in each one. I added some color to the tag background, including some Evergreen drips.

To make a perspective spinner, I stamped the professor's face and the number circle on a separate piece of Heavystock. I colored the circle with Evergreen Bough and bits of Brush Corduroy sprinkles. Cut the circle out and add dimensional adhesive on the back. Cut out the goggles and put a metal ring from the Ring Fasteners onto the middle of the circle, poke a hole through it.

Poke a hole in the middle of the goggles. I added a small eyelet to add stability.Then place a Long Fastener through the hole and attach it to the back of the circle. Not too tight or it won't spin, but not too lose or it will wobble instead of spin.

Attach the spinner to the tag so it sits right between all the professors. Adhere the tag to the card back and sew a straight stitch around the edge of the card and then add some zig zag stitching here and there.

It's looking good, now for the sentiments! I chose the It's all perspective sentiment from the new Tiny Text stamp set with all those wonderful sayings.

This card really is very simple to replicate and fun to make especially if you change up the colors to go with his perspective.

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Tami

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