Halloween tags
I enjoy making tags. There isn't much real estate, so you don't need to do a lot to make them look "complete." Using my scraps from making the cards, I made several Halloween tags. Here are a couple of them.
For this first tag, I used Making Memories patterned paper for the background, then added some vintage book paper, ribbons, flowers, a sparkly spider, black tulle, and a vintage witchy image. Doesn't she look completely miserable?
This next tag is probably the easiest that I've ever made. This fabulous patterned paper from K&Co didn't need much embellishment to make it creepy. I added a couple of layered Prima flowers (with a googly eye center), a black and white grosgrain ribbon, Making Memories alphas, and tied on a black tulle bow. The simplicity makes it spooky.
For this first tag, I used Making Memories patterned paper for the background, then added some vintage book paper, ribbons, flowers, a sparkly spider, black tulle, and a vintage witchy image. Doesn't she look completely miserable?
This next tag is probably the easiest that I've ever made. This fabulous patterned paper from K&Co didn't need much embellishment to make it creepy. I added a couple of layered Prima flowers (with a googly eye center), a black and white grosgrain ribbon, Making Memories alphas, and tied on a black tulle bow. The simplicity makes it spooky.
posted by Erica | 6:00 AM
3 Comments:
Erica- Love that image on the first tag, what a wicked little witch!!! The eyeball on the second one is perfect - excellent spooky tags!!! KellyAnne
Oh this tags are just awesome! That googly eye is so clever as the flower center! Love em! ~Julz
Great tags. I have to agree with Julie....the google eye is awesome as the flower center.
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