I hope you're not getting tired of looking at these, I'm not tired of making them. The thing is they're like little works of art but they don't take too long to do. So before I get one done I have an idea for the next one. Here are some I created this weekend. I love the bird ones and the ones with the old clock faces especially.
I guess that's what I had on my mind tonight. Birds, eggs, miracles, they all seem to go together. Most of these graphics are from a sheet from Creative Scraps that I received for Christmas. I reinforced the little bird before I cut it out so it would have enough body to extend beyond the tag. Diane
I don't know how it happened but the combination of the yellow background and the green paper I have it on caused the red ornament to appear orange. It's definitely not orange.
This tag is the last one in the series 12 Tags of Christmas. This has been a fun project to participate in. Each morning I could hardly wait to get on the computer to see the tag of the day. My tags have much more improvisation that the models. I had to make so many of my own elements (such as the corners) and even the blended colors. But it was a real learning experience as well as fun. Diane
Next to last day on the 12 tags of Christmas. This was a pretty easy one. It would have been easier if I had many of the elements from Ranger. I had to improvise on the believe tag as well as the frame around the quote. The tree is another improvisation. I guess that's O.K. it just makes it more mine. I love the color pools on it and the little child (which was another of my additions).
Decided to make two tags today. It seems kind of silly to be working on one when you could be working on two at the same time. I found images in Victorian Trading Company catalog and used some little gadgets that I ordered once for the little children. The WISH tickets I had to make because I don't have these on hand. It was fun playing with the colors on these. I think the second one resembled Tim's more. His was beautiful blue tones.
Diane