I used some tags from the Kraft Tag Pad matted and layered horizontally and vertically onto white cardstock to create cute little tag cards...a great way to use up the scraps of paper you might have left over from the gorgeous Christmas Box Collection...
and some of the die cut flowers back to front to create a white backdrop for their patterned cousins...
and rounded the corners of the insert section from one of the Polaroid Flower Frames and gave it a little bit of Christmas sparkle with a glue pen and some Glamour Dust
finally scoring the tags and fixing them together...
It's looking like it's going to be a bit of a sunshiney weekend according to the boffins at the Met Office so if they've got it right...enjoy what may be the last days of Summer while you can and I'll see you all soon. The Furry Boy will be joining you tomorrow with the latest tale of woe to befall the cubbyhole crew.
Hugs Kath xxx
love all of your tags - alias cards - great colors and wonderful use of scraps - had to pin them!
ReplyDeleteMuito bom fica o craft com vermelho!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous idea. Your tag cards are stunning
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, love those colours and patterns, off to check them out on their site
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Kath they are all stunning love the poinsettias and pretty papers! Susan x
ReplyDeleteLovely idea for tags and wastage Kath, love your fab designs! Ruby x
ReplyDeleteLove tag cards and yours look gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHi Kath, I do love those Christmas papers from CC and such a great idea to use tags - now I know what to do with my bumper bundle of Prima ones! Love how you did the poinsettia in the several different papers, it looks amazing. Hope you get lots of sunshine. Hugs, Anne x
ReplyDeletethis is just wonderful Kath - stunning selection x
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeousness!! I love how you combine so many elements and it all works so well!! Your work is a feast for the eyes!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the eye candy! I think these can be perfectly called Tag Cards! Love the gorgeous elements that you combines in these little beauties!
ReplyDeletethese are fabulous Kath, so clever x
ReplyDeleteClever, very clever! I like the idea of a tag card. Might give this a go when I get a free moment, and anything to use up scraps of paper is a great idea. Have a good weekend.
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Hi Kath, nice to see you today, hope you enjoyed some sunshine with Buddy. Love your tag cards, a great way to use up my waste bits. I hate throwing away waste bits of any card or papers. Have a good Sunday...Trish
ReplyDeleteI have a big stack of Christmas related bits and pieces! I love your idea of turning them into tag cards and can't wait to get started! Thanks for a super idea! Your cards are great by the way!
ReplyDeleteI love these tag cards Kath - especially the horizontal one. X
ReplyDeleteFabulous tag cards Kath, you're so talented. Julie and Craftwork Cards were sorely missed at Ally Pally yesterday. It just wasn't the same 😕
ReplyDeleteJanice x
They're so delightful, Kath - the papers you've used make the flowers so adorable.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Beautiful....love them all!
ReplyDeleteGorgeus. Love the pattern on the flowers.
ReplyDeleteHello! I love your "tag-cards," and especially the flowers you used on them! They are lovely! Would you be willing to share which die or dies you used for the flowers? I see that people are calling them poinsettias. If they are, I love the way you have used them. I very much enjoy reading your blog and following along with your very special doggie companion. His stitches look very well done, and the incision looks to be healing well. I'm so happy you caught it early! Thanks so much for sharing so much of your life with us! You and your pup are delightful, as I am sure your husband is. We just don't see as much of him (smile). Again, my thanks for all you share! Your projects are always lovely. Phyllis
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