I risk being ousted for admitting this, but I don't own much lace so relied on lace printed paper. The knitting instructions are from an old book; the image of the woman is another from Blackberry Designs. All the January tags sure have been interesting-- can't wait for February's! Have a good week!!
This tag really speaks to me! I love everything about it!
ReplyDeleteThese are darling, Missy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun challenge : )
Thanks for stopping by
and for your very kind
comment. I hope your
week has been a wonderful
one, so far!
xx Suzanne
The lace printed paper is very effective, I'm sure we would have never guess!. A beautiful tag, love all the elements.
ReplyDeleteNot being a 'lacy' person myself, I can appreciate not having a stash of lace... but you have made an outstanding tag!
ReplyDeleteI like this tag because you have managed to overcome the lack of an item with beautiful creativity ;-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tag - like the lace patterned paper and the image. xx
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING!!! May x x
ReplyDeleteWell I can see lots of lace in your tag, the fringe, the ladies scarf, the word lace, the lace patterned paper, the wings of the dragonfly....fantastic interpretation of the challenge Diane.
ReplyDeleteI love your tag.... it's very pretty without being at all fussy. I used the only two bits of lace I had on my tag!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe are in the same boat now!!!!!
Karen
Diane, I'm not really a lace person either, so I know what you mean about the supplies. In spite of your lack of lots of lace , you did a beautiful job! What a lovely tag!
ReplyDeleteIt's not cheating lovely and lace is not for everyone so well done for still getting your challenge done. The idea of knitted lace is a great idea too ♥
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