I knew when I took this picture back in 2003 that it would come in handy for something,
an old rusty anchor that was sitting on the harbour at Heraklion Fort Crete
an old rusty anchor that was sitting on the harbour at Heraklion Fort Crete
For my tag I cropped and transferred the image to fabric.
I added this to another background fabric and stitched around it
then added on a large rusty nail with fabric loops and more stitching.
the finished tag.
Posting this from a rainy camp site in Dunbar, I stitched this little tag while watching the 'pitter patter rain drops' on the caravan window, waiting for the sun to start shining again...fingers crossed x
I added this to another background fabric and stitched around it
then added on a large rusty nail with fabric loops and more stitching.
the finished tag.
Posting this from a rainy camp site in Dunbar, I stitched this little tag while watching the 'pitter patter rain drops' on the caravan window, waiting for the sun to start shining again...fingers crossed x
This is lovely Yvonne, so well put together materials, love it. x
ReplyDeleteLove the tag - what a great image.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! The stitching really adds!
ReplyDeleteLove the combination of the fabric and the rusty nail.
ReplyDeleteLovely fabric tag..great image and love the addition of the rusty nail :)
ReplyDeleteLove the rusty nail through the loops! Fab tag. Carolyn x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tag... Love the fabrc & nail.... Brilliant!!! May x
ReplyDeleteThis is very special, as the photo also holds memories for you. I love the nail!
ReplyDeleteOoh I'm loving this Yvonne :0) x
ReplyDeleteThis looks great, love all the details and I can't believe you managed to create it while you're away in a caravan - well done you! :o)
ReplyDeletea great image, love the rusty nail and the loops to secure it, hand stitching all makes for a fabulous tag, Jane xx
ReplyDeleteWonderful from beginning to end. I especially love the nail.
ReplyDeleteLovely effect. Must have a go at this transfer picture to fabirc. I have bought some transfer paper to try the technique out. Your anchor and rusty nail look perfect together. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteWonderful rusty photos and tag! Valerie
ReplyDeleteYvonne your fabric tag is so beautifully made, great idea with the anchor.
ReplyDeleteAnni
I love, love, love your tag and all the stitching. I've never done photo transfers onto fabric, but I really like them. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteThanks ever so much for all your lovely kind and encouraging comments. Mrs A don't leave it too long before trying out that fabric transfer you will become addicted ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm back home now, took ill and had to pack up camp on Wed morning :(
This is wonderful - not only the transferred image but also the addition of the rusty nail. I love this tag!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favourite 'rusty' tags, marvellous stuff!
ReplyDeleteRegards from
Pat x
Fabulous tag, Yvonne, the photo transfer worked really well for this subject.
ReplyDeleteJane x
How wonderful to be inside creating when the weather is wet and horrid outside. I love the nail embellishment which will no doubt add more rust to your tag in time!
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