Tags are my current obsession. I just love using the bits and pieces from my "save-it-for-a-rainy-day" stash. *winks* The problem with making a card entirely from scraps is getting the right size envelope for the completed card. But with a tag, you don't even need an envelope! That's me rationalizing my current obsession with tags...*LOL*
And what's a vintage tag without a little crackle paint....:) What's your current obsession?
Inspired by the challenge at City Crafter Challenge.
Supplies: Graphic 45 patterned paper, Ranger distress ink and crackle paint, Cuttlebug embossing folder, sandpaper, ribbon, lace, paper blooms, handmade felt bloom, tulle, corrugated board.
P/s: It's your last weekend to get your entries in for LESSology Challenge #13: Chest of drawers! And come play along with my guest Virginia's shopping challenge! Have a fabulous weekend friends! See you on Monday when I unveil my super secret project...*winks* Any guesses???
Gorgeous creation!
ReplyDeleteWOW !WOW !WOW ! love the image,the bloom,just about everything on the tag !even i'm obsessed with tags !
ReplyDeleteabsolutely a stunning tag, I love the crackle paint effects.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous tag.love how you used your scraps.I am curious about your secret ...awaiting next week eagerly.
ReplyDeleteWow Yvonne... this is so pretty... I always love vintage...!! Those crackle paint really work on vintage...Awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend...xoxo
P/S: I just bought a heat gun and embossing stuffs...cant wait to join your GDT Virginia L...{fingers crossed}
This is GORGEOUS! I loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee that vintage image with the crackle paint!! WOW WOW WOW!!! Just WOW Yvonne!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this tag! I am also an obsessed tag maker, they are quick to create and so much fun! love your vintage image with the crackle paint effect :)
ReplyDeleteThat is sooooo beautiful, I really love the crackle paint effect, thanks for playing along with us at CCCB!
ReplyDeleteOh wow your tag looks gorgeous!! love the way you have used your scraps and the crackling effect is simply superb!!! Totally love this!!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Superb Tag Yvonne. Love the crackled effect. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! ... many thanks for playing along with us at CCCB
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love your vintage-inspired tag, Yvonne!
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeous...i love how you used the cracked paint on this vintage image...what an awesome tag...i love your creativity..
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tag, love the vintage image and crackle paint, awesome!!!
ReplyDeletePaula
I totally hear you- a tag can be any size and can have lots of lumps, so there's no fear that it won't fit in an envelope. I love to use tags to try out new techniques.
ReplyDeletestunning!! :)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Love the effect with the crackle paint!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Yvonne! My current obsession is washi - but I don't even use the stuff - crazy I know :)
ReplyDeleteWow! This is just gorgeous! Love the look of the crackle!
ReplyDeleteThe crackle paint is awesome on the tag
ReplyDeleteCool! I like the way you applied crackle paint to that vintage image. Never thought to do that! Ta da, you have given me a new idea. ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the sweet comment, its so hot here, one needs a lot of summer dresses, love the tag, so beautiful, the use of crackle paint is awesome, i had a obsession with it, painting all wooden boxes with it :D
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love that image!
ReplyDeleteWOW! This tag is AMAZING--love that you added crackle paint! LOVE everything!
ReplyDeleteI just love making tags also.. Your tag here looks awesome. I just love the effect the crackle paint gave it.. Thanks so much for joining us over at CCCB!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this tag! That image is so sweet and vintage! Tags are my newest obsession too! :)
ReplyDeleteSo dainty and delicate! Your little details truly make it so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteTruly beautiful! ! LOVE that image and the crackle paint effect! ! Thanks for joining us at CCCB!
ReplyDeletebeautiful textures and details. gorgeous tag, Yvonne! love it!
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeous!
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