1. (n.) prose
the ordinary form of spoken or written language, without metrical structure, as distinguished from poetry or verse.
2. prose
matter-of-fact, commonplace, or dull expression, quality, discourse, etc.
O Diamond! Diamond! thou little knowest the mischief done! |
I really enjoyed making this tag..... the tag was from Woody's new jeans.... I covered it with some scrumpled tissue paper and torn strips of paper from a catalogue that had a nice vintagey feel... then I added some rub ons.
I love the photo..... I bought it ages ago at an antiques fair in Winchester, I added the diamond to his collar, glued on the quote and stapled the photo to the tag with some rather funky green staples! The 'cherish' dog tag I bought when I was in NY in a wonderful shop called The Ink Pad.... the only rubber stamp shop in NY. I thought there would be craft shops everywhere! Barry had the patient of a saint as we hunted it down in the snow!
Looking forward to seeing what everyone else does..... there is such a huge variety each week. It's wonderful!
Karen
Lovely tag, Karen. Did Diamond survive? Or was he packed off somewhere else!
ReplyDeleteWhat an unusual idea - I love it. Being a great lover of dogs I found this tag really caught my eye! I also love the colours you used - they give a great vintage feel to the tag.
ReplyDeleteLOVE it!! Fantastic idea, great choice of colours to, May x x
ReplyDeleteGreat color combination! Nice job!!
ReplyDeleteI love the vintage look you have created it is perfect for that little dog and saying. I have never heard that saying before I have a naughty little dog so I can imagine how Issac must have felt. Sandra X
ReplyDeleteI love this tag! Great image and quote. xx
ReplyDeleteOh this is so sweet Karen...Naughty Diamond!! I also know another naughty little pooch who likes nothing better than to chew what he is not supposed too!!...So I can sympathise with Sir Issac!! I love the background, the sweet old photo and that dog tag charm.
ReplyDeleteJan x
Think my friend Julie would have said this to her two black labs when they were naughty last week.
ReplyDeleteAlso thank you for the definition, I was going to look it up myself. It has helped with what I was thinking of using.
ReplyDeleteCheers.
Lynn
I love your tag-so unique--it is so much fun to see all the tags-everyone is so very talented and creative!
ReplyDeleteA lovely tag, thank you for the definition.
ReplyDeleteThese words are great - it made me think what one might say these days - probably much more colourful language, definitely not as nice. The photo is wonderful - what a find!
ReplyDeletei love this :) the stipey layers look wonderful...
ReplyDeleteJust love this, my favourite !!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Ivy
Delightful tag, Karen. That's such a cute image. Poor Diamond's in trouble!!
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