Here is my interpretation of the Green (Grape) Man who's presence will ensure a bumper crop to produce a Good Vintage. I have had itchy fingers recently so this was a good excuse to play with a bit of polymer clay and sculpt this cheery little face. He is mounted on a box board tag with was coloured with distress inks and moon mist
I hung him in my runner bean plant to take the pics :). If you would like to see a little more of how I made the tag, I will be putting a post on my blog later.
I have loved looking at all the beautiful tags again this week, so many great stories that really make your tags so much more than just something to look at.
UMMMMM Lace, not really a lacy person either?? Can't wait to see what is in store for us for Feb.
Oh my goodness he is absolutely adorable! Love your take on the theme. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteThis is brilliant Tracy!! Vintage indeed!!
ReplyDeleteOh Tracy this is so clever! I really love him, haven't used clay for ages, nowf you have me itchy to play! Terrific take on the theme x
ReplyDeleteClever thinking! I love him and your tag!
ReplyDeleteA brilliant take on the theme...Clever tag and adore your cheery clay face :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic tag, love the face and the lace around it.
ReplyDeleteHa! Love it. Great take on the theme you have a talent for sculpting that is for sure.
ReplyDeleteomg...this is AWESOME...tfs...
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely awesome and such good fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for a tag:-)
ReplyDeleteHe He, so love this, great fun, so clever, Hugs May x x
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what a brilliant face! Love the grapes and vines round it too x
ReplyDeleteVery clever and a fun tag!
ReplyDeleteReally like your take on vintage and nice to see a totally different technique. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeth
Clever, clever Tracy - fantastic idea and beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful!
ReplyDeletea unique tag, hes wonderful....
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