I didn't realise how time has flown and I missed the Found Objects Tag
so I may do that next as I am having fun
so I may do that next as I am having fun
I made ATCs for a swap on Wednesday and my tag
is a bigger version of the same design
I used acrylic paint to transfer my Big Ben image to my tag and then roughly sketched over the image. (There
is a tutorial that talks you through how to do the a acrylic paint
transfer technique on my Blog so follow the link if you want to know how.) I added a touch of royal gold to the edges of my tag and its red tag frame with embossing powder.
I have been having fun making baby bunting. I printed out some pennant flags and then cut them out and strung them together with red embroidery thread.
I just had to include an English Red rose on my design and I recently bought the 'Made in Britain' ribbon so that was a must to embellish this patriotic tag.
I added a quote that I have seen in a few places now
but I cannot tell you who had the idea to alter the original war time quote. Fab idea though who ever came up with it.
To top it all off a gold embossed crown with patriotic crown jewels
A little glossy accents and more patriotic jewels
to embellish the London Eye.
I photographed my tag on the cover of a Coronation Scrap Book
- You wouldn't believe its age looking at it. It is full of cuttings from the newspapers of the day. I only wish the person who made it had thought to write their name on it. I managed to pick up two of these scrap books and some fab commemorative magazines for the bargain price of 50p each.
I know my tag is slightly Jubilee too which is next weeks theme but I think I will be making another tag. I might be able to use some images from my fab find on this one!
I have been having fun making baby bunting. I printed out some pennant flags and then cut them out and strung them together with red embroidery thread.
I just had to include an English Red rose on my design and I recently bought the 'Made in Britain' ribbon so that was a must to embellish this patriotic tag.
I added a quote that I have seen in a few places now
but I cannot tell you who had the idea to alter the original war time quote. Fab idea though who ever came up with it.
To top it all off a gold embossed crown with patriotic crown jewels
A little glossy accents and more patriotic jewels
to embellish the London Eye.
I photographed my tag on the cover of a Coronation Scrap Book
- You wouldn't believe its age looking at it. It is full of cuttings from the newspapers of the day. I only wish the person who made it had thought to write their name on it. I managed to pick up two of these scrap books and some fab commemorative magazines for the bargain price of 50p each.
I know my tag is slightly Jubilee too which is next weeks theme but I think I will be making another tag. I might be able to use some images from my fab find on this one!
Beautiful tag! Valerie
ReplyDeleteWonderful. I'd love to take a peek inside that scrspbook!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic job you've done on your tag.
ReplyDeleteHappy Jubilee weekend
Lynn
Super tag. So I'mnot alone in keeping stuff a long time. Wonder just who did make the scrap books. Hugs mrs a.
ReplyDeleteA very lovely patriotic tag!
ReplyDeleteVery nice tag! Love that scrapbook cover too!
ReplyDeleteI really like the added embellishments you put onto the London Eye and the crown. The Big Ben transfer looks great. :0)
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely tag, and the transfer is brilliant, I'm off to look at your blog! x
ReplyDeleteGreat tag Valerie! I like the way it is patriotic, vintage and topical.
ReplyDeleteWell done!
Jane x
Sorry, I mean Great tag Helen!
ReplyDeleteJane x
Very royal looking tag, excellent.
ReplyDeleteA lovely tag with lots of detail. What luck finding that scrapbook.
ReplyDeleteLove this - very creative - just right!
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