I knew I wanted to use the woman from the DoubleTake carton, so I cut her out. I also chose a few elements from the White Hawk carton. It took a few days to determine how to arrange the elements and what kind of background looked best. Once I decided on a chalkboard, I sprayed a scrap of cardboard with chalkboard paint and free-handed the definition and ornament with a chalk pen. It took many tries. Here's the result:
Did it cause you to do a Double Take? :-)
Laura
Lovely word :) and even better chalkboard tag Dxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tag, and it's always great to learn new words! Valerie
ReplyDeleteFantastic tag and a great word to chose
ReplyDeleteChrissie x
Very clever tag Laura. Lots of work in that fussy cutting too :0)
ReplyDeleteGreat word - now I have a new word too! Love the tag and especially how you've used the book plate at the top.
ReplyDeleteI'm loving your tags, Laura! So inventive. This is fab! Carolyn xx
ReplyDeleteClever! Never heard of that word before. See, you do learn something new every day. Great tag too!
ReplyDeleteVery cool tag! Love the use of recycled elements and the bit of metal at the top if beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI am amazed at the education I'm getting from tag art! I now love this word! Your tag is super-cute--I could see it hanging in a wine store somewhere!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever tag and such a good word! Love it. X
ReplyDeleteGreat word and fabulous tag, love the embellishments, Jane xx
ReplyDeleteSuch a fabulous tag and a fabulous word I've never heard before! I wish my husband's beer cartons were that interesting ... :o)
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