This is a great project when you are binge watching TV shows.I sorted through the snapshots I bought in January to pick ones I especially liked.
Printed them out nine to a page.
Even if the photos are different sizes, this step will make them all the same size.
However I was out of those.
So I took several sheets of the white ones outside and spritzed them with walnut ink.
Left them in the sun to dry.
Yes, they are still sticky after dying.
Sometimes I can be lazy.
Oh, I forgot to tell you this project is about making tags.
I have completed several dozen bags in two sizes.
WHY?
I have been invited to participate in the annual Magnolia Ridge Antiques & Art Gathering on May 21 in Ridge Spring, South Carolina.
Yes, my junk will be traveling!
If you are within 150 miles, it is worth the trip.
See y'all!
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| My Etsy shop is on vacation so I can clean up a bit and clear out items lingering too long. |
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I love how you embellish each purchase with something special and hand made! It makes it such fun to buy from you! These tags are especially fun and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteReally cute and different. xoxo Su
ReplyDeleteLove the photo tags hanging on the Kraft paper bags. I made a rhyme. I'm putting the date on my calendar hoping to make it there on May 24th😀
ReplyDeleteI love the tags and mine is on my inspiration board in my craft room. I'm putting this event on my calendar and hoping I can make it!!
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Linda
Oh how fun that you'll be participating in the antique and art show! I wish I were closer 'cause I'd definitely go! The only one close to me that I go to is Farm Chicks.
ReplyDeleteYour tags are adorable. I have all kinds of old pictures and I've never thought to do that with them for some reason! And that reminds me, remember the artist ephemera packs I made for my booth? They've been selling really well! You should give something similar a shot in your space and see what happens :o)
Tania
Glad you are good at multitasking, then you don't have to feel guilty about binge watching TV shows. Tags are really cute and add so much to the plain brown bags. Good luck at the Art Gathering Show.
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Audrey Z.
Hope you do well in selling there! Oregon is a bit too far to go for an event!
ReplyDeleteWell, I wish I could go! I'm sure you'll do very well there.
ReplyDeleteI always love your cute tags. :)
Wish I were closer - this looks like such fun!
ReplyDeleteI have your tags scattered throughout my home... now when I look at them I can imagine that you were binge watching tv when you made them.
ReplyDeleteLove your tags, and how you embellished them. So cute! And they make the perfect gift tags. I wish I was closer it sounds like fun. Thanks for sharing your cute tags.
ReplyDeleteDonna, I too adore a TV binge project. These little tags are just sublime. Please come and share them at Five Star Frou-Frou this week? We go live on Fridays, remember. Lots of love, Mimi xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Donna ,,, i love your love , you have a new follower
ReplyDeleteAngelica
These tags are darling! Thanks for sharing them at Talk of the Town!
ReplyDeletethey are charming! I know you will love the show...have fun.
ReplyDeleteThe tags are perfect for gift bags.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at SYC.
What a clever idea! I like the way you think and how you used what you had at the moment. Love these! Thanks so much for sharing your tutorial at Talk of the Town.
ReplyDeleteThese will make wonderful totes for your customers or bags to sell. Congratulations on your invitation and best wishes for lots of sales!
ReplyDeleteTamara <3
Love how the tags look with the shopping bags. Really pretty! Thanks so much for sharing at Vintage Charm.
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