I got a bit carried away with the styling of the photography. The background, and the tag base are made from a freebie from inside 'Cloth Paper Scissors' I posted a photo of the Cathedral because I know you will all appreciate it's beauty.
Wednesday, 20 February 2013
G is for....
G is for Gothic. Grave statuary and Gurning Gargoyle. I chose the word Gothic because I live in a cathedral city and we have a stunning gothic cathedral. I took the photos of the window and gargoyle myself, printed them onto card-stock and cut them out. The window had stained glass but it was too fussy so I removed it and put a bit of gold mesh in its place.
I got a bit carried away with the styling of the photography. The background, and the tag base are made from a freebie from inside 'Cloth Paper Scissors' I posted a photo of the Cathedral because I know you will all appreciate it's beauty.
I got a bit carried away with the styling of the photography. The background, and the tag base are made from a freebie from inside 'Cloth Paper Scissors' I posted a photo of the Cathedral because I know you will all appreciate it's beauty.
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Beautiful tag, Pat, and love the photo! Valerie
ReplyDeleteTruly amazing! A real masterpiece! Great "G" choice.
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Pat! This is absolutely stunning! Amazing! I actually covet this tag! Carolyn x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Pat, I should love it too! X
ReplyDeleteWow! brilliant,just love it! :o)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love this tag and the background paper is amazing - it looks like old stone - stunning. I love the ribbons too.
ReplyDeleteYour tag is just stunning Pat. And the cathedral looks like an incredible building :0) Mo
ReplyDeleteI love your tag, Pat x
ReplyDeleteWow! This is a gorgeous tag, and the photographic styling is superb. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteHi Pat I love this. Everything - the 3d look of the tag the colours and the setting Genius!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous tag, great idea to simplify the stained glass with the gold mesh, perfect colours for the tie, Jane xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning tag, and what a great idea to photograph the images - this really does look like "the real thing", and is totally beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for leaving a comment on my SU blog - I'm so pleased I have found your blog now!
Sylvia x
I love your gothic style tag. The mesh for the window looks most authentic. Hugs Mrs A.
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