Wednesday 24 April 2013

Letter P

Hi :D - Tuesday again! I've had a great time looking at everyone's P tags so far this week and what a load of crackers they are!
The first word I thought of was Papyrus; I remember it being one of my favourite parts of learning history at school and then I saw Jane, of Creativity Abound's beautiful tag and her most informative post that includes some info about Papyrus http://www.tagtuesday.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/p-is-for-10000-years-of-writing.html
I went the simpler route, and chose Paper. As crafters', we all use soo much of soo many different kinds of the stuff; obtained from all kinds of places. From paper stacks, gifts from friends, cleverly hand-made paper, magazine freebies and online purchases, to name but a few of such places; we use it all. So here is what I came up with using papers from each of the places I named


 And this is what it looked like before I put it together and titivated it a little.

Thank you for looking and thank you all for the lovely comments on my 'O' tag last week.
Take care, and I'll see you next week, right on Queue (hehehe) *hugs* :0) Mo xx

10 comments:

  1. Clever tag, love your P!!

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  2. Love it!

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  3. Great idea to celebrate the stuff we couldn't do without Mo. Love the layered flip idea.

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  4. Lovely tag Mo great colours, lot of work in there too!

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  5. What a clever layering effect, I love this! X

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  6. Great idea for a tag, and beautifully made. I feel as if this should be our Tag emblem as we all use so much paper!
    Jane x

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  7. Where would we be without the stuff? Lovely colourful tag, love all the patterns. Glad you liked my post, Jane xx

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  8. What a lovely thought Jane Greiner, thank you very much :D x

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  9. Great idea the way the tag opens up! Jules

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