Tag Number 5: Christmas Greetings

 Another "cake box tag" from me today, also this one with a vintage image on a coffee stained paper. "Vintage Foto" Distress ink, paper cord.

Beccy's Place Day 8, G: Greetings
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Christmas Gift Tag Number 4

Here is my next tag made of the cardstock from yesterday's cake box.
I decorated it with a single poinsettia made with Spellbinders Poinsettia die.
Red and green scraps, two complementary colours.
I scored two lines on the longest sides of the tag to give it a sort of texture, but I don't think it is easy to see them on this photo.
Frosted Lace Stickles on the flower.


Beccy's Place Day 7: Complementary Colours


Vintage Christmas Gift Tag

This afternoon my dear husband brought some delicious pieces of cake from the bakery as he returned home. The cake box was too good to throw away, so I took the clean sides and made some gift tags. Here is the first one.
I glued coffee stained paper to hide the printed side of the card stock and used Distress ink to give the tag a vintage look.
Image found on Pinterest.

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Country View Challenge Tags

Christmas Gift Tag

For this Christmas gift tag I used Spellbinders Tag and Poinsettia dies.
The tag is cut out of a box. So this is one of my upcycling projects.
Red, creme and green scrap papers.
Embossing folder: Darice.

Beccy's Place Day5, E: Embossing
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Christmas Card, "Dasher"

I love this happy little Dasher, bringing the Christmas gifts to his friends.
The image is from Beccy's "Dasher and Dancer".
Patterned craft stock: Rayher.
Corner punch: EK Success, Norwegian Christmas greeting written on computer.

Beccy's Place Day 4. D: Dasher
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Daring Cardmakers


Christmas Gift Tag

I used an old patterned cardstock from Kahrs for this Christmas gift tag.
Image: Beccy (From the set "A light in the darkness"). I roughly tore the image and glued it to the tag.
Distress inks, a little Stickles around the flame.


Beccy's Place Day 3, C: Candle
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Robin Christmas Card

I found this gorgeous robin on a napkin, a wonderful image for a Christmas card!
Patterned paper: Lozzy (A Bit More Time To Craft).
Spellbinders Circle die.
I made some icicles with glitter glue, hanging from the top of the card, and a little bit of "frost" on the twigs and some of the berries.
Norwegian Christmas greeting.

Beccy's Place Day 2, B: bird, blue
Fab'n Funky Shades of blue
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Christmas Card

 This year I am a bit late to start joining the Holiday Challenge over at Beccy's Place.
I have always tried to be among the first ones on the very first day of of November.
But due to great pains during the last weeks, I did not realize that we already had come to November! I was not able to sit at my desk to do any crafting at all.
But here I am, trying to join in the funniest crafting month of the year.

I made an A6 card using:
Dark blue double card, white card stock;
Dies: Memory Box "Reindeer Circle" and Lifestyle "Doily";
Stamp: Rico, silver heat embossed;
Silver glitter around the image, white liner around the card edges.
 

Autumn Tag

I think this image from Beccy is the most beloved autumn image for me. I use it again and again.
Here I placed it on a tag. Tag die: Spellbinders.
Coffee stained paper decorated with a self made maple leaf stencil.
Distress ink for the leaves and white pen for a little "highlight" on the image.
Seam binding coloured with Dylusions Ink Spray. Sewing.


Hidden Double Pocket Tag

I made a hidden double pocket tag for my autumn journal.
In the pockets on each side there is place for journal cards, tags or a little surprise.
At first I made the tag with coffee stained paper.
I sewed two of the sides to reinforce the openings of the pockets.
Then I punched a maple leaf with an Artoz punch
and used the negative as a stencil.
I used Distress inks with different autumn colours for the leaves.
The seam binding for the bow I coloured with Dylusions Ink Spray.



The backside has got the same leaves:

Alphabet Challenge

A Little Autumn Note Book

 For my autumn journal I have made a little note book / note pad.
Patterned papers: Janet Scott's "Wood paper"
and some snippets from "A Bit More Time To Craft".
Image: Beccy.
One sheet of coffee stained paper gives 10 sheets to write on.
They were stapled to the front paper.
I also used an EK Success corner punch and an unbranded maple leave punch.
Distress ink around the image.