Happy Day everone!! Today I am excited and honored to be participating in Tracey McNeely's 25 Days of Christmas Tags event and also to be showcasing some of STAMPlorations new products for the 2017 holiday season. Here are just a few of the tags I created for Day 22 of this event: (Note - find all the tags from November 1st forward at In My Creative Opinion)
My first set of tags were inspired by the new Christmas Flower stamp from STAMPlorations... which I stamped, heat embossed using a black, fine detail embossing powder and then painted using my Kuretake Gansai Tambi watercolor paints.
Cut out and mounted on a shimmery white card stock tag cut from the CUTplorations Nesting Luggage Tag dies, this image is so beautiful that the tag did not need anything else.
A gold metal eyelet and some shimmery gold cord to match the gold embossed greeting is all that was needed to finish off these simple yet elegant tags.
For my second collection of tags I used the new Christmas Tree #1 die from CUTplorations mounted with foam tape onto the largest of the luggage tag nesting dies to create some dimension.
Embellished using every kind of sparkly bling I could find, the bigger and blingy-er the embellishment the better the tag looked. Now THAT is my kind of Christmas tag!
Creating these tags was so fun, and they came together so easily I kept thinking "What a great family project this would make because even the little ones could help with the decorating."
So that's my inspirational post for this year's 25 Days of Christmas Tags event, I hope it was both enjoyable and inspiring, and please do leave me a comment if you liked what you are seeing. And, if you haven't yet, do pop on over to Tracey McNeely's blog today to see all the other wonderful tags my team mates created to inspire you.
Lynne Mizera
for the STAMPlorations Design Team
Note: Please use my personal discount code:
STAMPlorations products used:
My first set of tags were inspired by the new Christmas Flower stamp from STAMPlorations... which I stamped, heat embossed using a black, fine detail embossing powder and then painted using my Kuretake Gansai Tambi watercolor paints.
Cut out and mounted on a shimmery white card stock tag cut from the CUTplorations Nesting Luggage Tag dies, this image is so beautiful that the tag did not need anything else.
A gold metal eyelet and some shimmery gold cord to match the gold embossed greeting is all that was needed to finish off these simple yet elegant tags.
For my second collection of tags I used the new Christmas Tree #1 die from CUTplorations mounted with foam tape onto the largest of the luggage tag nesting dies to create some dimension.
Embellished using every kind of sparkly bling I could find, the bigger and blingy-er the embellishment the better the tag looked. Now THAT is my kind of Christmas tag!
Creating these tags was so fun, and they came together so easily I kept thinking "What a great family project this would make because even the little ones could help with the decorating."
And there really is no limit to what you can use to decorate these wonderful Christmas tree images. And as an added bonus, all the bling for these particular tags was purchased from my local dollar store for very little money (a definite Win, Win)!
So that's my inspirational post for this year's 25 Days of Christmas Tags event, I hope it was both enjoyable and inspiring, and please do leave me a comment if you liked what you are seeing. And, if you haven't yet, do pop on over to Tracey McNeely's blog today to see all the other wonderful tags my team mates created to inspire you.
Lynne Mizera
for the STAMPlorations Design Team
Note: Please use my personal discount code:
STAMPGIRLLYNNE
to receive an additional 20% off your entire order, even sale items.
STAMPlorations products used:
CUTplorations Christmas Tree#1 Die |
STAMPlorations Christmas Flower - Large |
CUTplorations Luggage Tag Nesting Dies |
What a treat with these amazing tags. The poinsettia ones are stunning and the tree ones so creative x
ReplyDeleteI love what you created!!!
ReplyDeleteOh Lynne these are all phenomenal!!! the gorgeous poinsettia to the funky trees (that's your style) Awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteLynne, Everything you do is awesome. You are so talented. Valarie
DeleteGorgeous set of tags!!! They're all very cute!!! I love so much the idea to use sparkly bling! Too cool!!!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with your blingy tree tags. I must CASE these.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty tags! Love the bling! ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS tags, Lynne. SO creative and inspiring. Thanks so much for sharing your art and your inspiration with us all.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Karen Letchworth
Stunning tags - love the bling and the poinsettias are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteYour tags are so amazing and inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI like your gorgeous and unique tags.
ReplyDeleteThe poinsettias are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe paper looks like pieces of wood.
The trees are fantastic.
thanks for sharing some
wonderful ideas.
Wow, what gorgeous tags! I especially love the poinsettias!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tags, my friend. I particularly like the poinsettias, but you know how I am about red! :D
ReplyDeleteLovely y tags Lynne, the poinsettias are so elegant. Well done.
ReplyDeleteLove your blingy xmas trees Lynne. Here's my version. Thanks for the inspiration. Hugz https://craftynomad.blogspot.no/2017/11/welcome-home.html
ReplyDeleteSeriously gorgeous creations, Lynne.
ReplyDeleteI love your style Lynne! That poinsettia tag is drop dead gorgeous and the shabby chic tree is amazing!
ReplyDeleteClassic Christmas red poinsettias, and love the bling-ed-out little trees! Two great tags!
ReplyDeleteThat's an awesome set of Christmas tags ! My little goes to your Poinsettias !
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I like every tag, specially with red poinsettias
ReplyDeleteLove your elegant tags! The poinsettia one is particularly striking! ❤️❤️❤️
ReplyDeleteI am absolutely in love with the Christmas tree tags. The ribbon, pearls, bling..just wow! They inspired my day 22 tag. So fun to make! I so appreciate you sharing this so we can all benefit from such amazing examples!
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