Thursday, 31 May 2012
Young Elizabeth
You'll have to allow me artistic license here, friends...young Elizabeth did not know what would precipitate her becoming Queen.
Materials include used tea bag paper over a manilla tag, cut paper doll parts from a dictionary page, with cut words and bunting flags from old books, pencil crayon, punched flowers.
Nice to see you all and have a fabulous day! *smiles* Norma
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Very clever!
ReplyDeletethis is a thoughtful tag, great use of materials, very clever! x
ReplyDeleteWonderful tag! well thought out.
ReplyDeleteLove this tag, great idea. Printed paper is something I just love to work with! Valerie
ReplyDeleteLove the cut out doll . Great idea. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteWhat an original and fun idea - I love it! The printed paper goes so well with the distressed background. It's really fab!
ReplyDeleteOh, that is soooo superb!! Love everything about your fab little tag!
ReplyDeleteJan x
Oh, that is soooo superb!! Love everything about your fab little tag!
ReplyDeleteJan x
Love the newsprint princess! Carolyn
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and well executed. Love it!
ReplyDeleteloving the use of type
ReplyDeleteHi Norma what a unique tag with a great story to tell. I love your design Helen x
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever tag, well done and so original
ReplyDeleteLynn
A clever idea, a great tag!
ReplyDeleteI agree with all the above comments!
ReplyDeleteJane x
Great tag. I love your use of all the different printed paper.
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