The candy cane was made using two pipe cleaners. I do like the overall finish and it is a great way to use up oddments of fabric.
Whilst waiting for the glue to dry I played around with stamps simple but effective, with the addition of a button is a quick and practical make.
Finally using oddments of card and buttons a Santa evolved, a must for children.
It would have been nice to have the Christmas music on doing this but I resisted and sang along to Herman's Hermits, Rod Stewart and UB40 with a track or two from Take That. I have to admit to enjoying my time in the craft room but I need to get some of the household chores done, so I will love and leave you. Take care.
See you soon.
Honestly....your tags are absolutely amazing.
ReplyDeleteI would use them on gifts wrapped in Kraft paper with no other design to detract from the beautiful tags. They would look gorgeous-x-
Very nice you will soon be all prepared for the big day x
ReplyDeleteI am odd and amazed. Those tags are simply wonderful. I wish I had your imagination.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
I really like the ones with the stamps and buttons, I'd like to have a go at some of those myself.
ReplyDeleteI love your designs! How brilliant to use the button holes in the white buttons for eyes and buttons on a snowman! ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous and the santas are such fun. You are so full of ideas and very inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteInspirational Lorraine. After your post this week I set aside an hour to catch up on my scrapbook of little things the children say that make me smile. Next I am going to get stuck into my button stash. Jo xxx
ReplyDeleteoh love them all but the santa and the xmas tree with the gold button on top are my favorites. I love making tags too and I know what you mean, I also have lots of little scrap pieces to use for these things!
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Wow, they all look great, a lovely addition to any gift!
ReplyDeleteCaz xx
Now that is a wise and attractive use of scraps. They are all darling!
ReplyDeleteYour Christmas tags are so pretty. I like the ones of the tree with the button on top..my fav! I need to get some projects started for gifts soon or I'll be behind like I was last year! Blessings, Becky
ReplyDeleteAwww.. those tags are really cute! I haven't got my craft on in a long time! I need to... looks like a lot of fun you had there! Thank you for visiting my blog and I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteAwww.. those tags are really cute! I haven't got my craft on in a long time! I need to... looks like a lot of fun you had there! Thank you for visiting my blog and I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love your Christmas tags, so very pretty! I especially like those with the Christmas trees. I think they will make pretty Christmas tree ornaments.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are just gorgeous! I admire your amazing talent!
ReplyDeleteWow, these are just gorgeous! I admire your amazing talent!
ReplyDeleteThe tags are so pretty. My favorite is the holly leaves with red buttons for berries. You are so talented! My daughter Lynn makes beautiful tags too, and they sell good at craft shows.
ReplyDeleteIf I had to pick a favorite it would be very hard because they are all wonderful, but the holly one is amazing. Well done,
ReplyDeleteMeredith
O my love them all. They came out wonderful a fabulous idea... Happy weekend with love Janice
ReplyDeleteWonderful tags - love the use of buttons!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, and housework?, it will wait. Xx
ReplyDeleteThe tags are soooo pretty ♥
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Oh what adorable little tags! What great accents for the Christmas packages...and I would hope none got thrown in the trash after opening...they are so precious! I would repurpose for book marks!
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