I held off as long as I could on #9, but it made me think. The 'film' is a graphic I found on the internet and printed in grayscale on vellum. All the rest of the adaptations are obvious, I believe.
#10 turned out to be a disappointment, but it's because I have only metal flashing tape, which isn't nearly wide enough for a tag. If I did it over, I would probably apply the tap across the width of the tag rather than the length. As it is, there is a very unattractive vertical line on the tag. No little attacher here, but x's drawn with a gel pen. (Oh, I also burnished a little too hard!)
So I'm caught up, just about 3 hours before Tim posts #11.
8 comments:
Thanks for the tip with the flashing tape - that is what i plan on using since I don't have any of the metal... I think both of your tags look great!
Look at you go, I think your metal one is Lovely, You said you used flashing tape would foil work? I haven't done this one yet maybe tomorrow! Both look teriffic!
Oh these are just fabulous! xx
Great tags, Evelyn!! Love your metal one.
Well, I think you have done a superb job with the supplies you had! Both tags are just darling, Evelyn!
I love both your tags, Evenlyn. And I'll even go so far as to day I love your metal flashing tape tag better than Tim's. (If he reads your blog, I know I'll never win any prizes lol!) I just thought his was too busy. Yours turned out great!
you did a wonderful job on these tags, they are really lovely! I love how you adapted them to the supplies you had on hand, such creative problem solving.
Both tags are just great to me!
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