And all the craftsmen among the
workmen made the tabernacle with ten curtains.
They were made of fine TWINEd
linen and blue and purple and scarlet yarns,
with cherubim skillfully worked.
Exodus 36 : 8
Welcome to Thursday Totally Tags ‘n’ ATCs over at MyPaperCrafting.com! Every Thursday we on the Design Team will do a team post featuring Tags n' ATC's. We will have a specific Theme
each week featuring an element, technique or embellishment. We’ll all come up with something
excitingly different – using various types of tools, etc. to create our
projects...i.e., Cricut, CAMEO, Spellbinders, punches, stamps, paint, material,
lace, inks, etc. The sky's
the limit! The only restriction... If we use SVG's or Digi's, we will only
use those from the vast selection at PCW.
Spring is a time of "new beginnings" and we love
to see things "take root, blossom and grow”....so, we decided it was a
good time to announce some changes to our Challenges and Link Ups. Here is the link to Melin’s explanation
of how things will work now. Be
sure to pop over there and be included in the creative fun! http://www.mypapercrafting.com/2013/04/aprilprizes.html
The Theme for this week’s projects is TWINE! As I have been sewing since I was about
9 – back in the Pre-Paleolithic Era ! – I thought I’d use that aspect in
combination with my paper-crafting this week. I made a ‘spool of thread’ Tag – with the Twine representing the thread. Here it is –
* I cut two of the spool shape .svg from cream parchment cardstock, a file which I’ve had for ages and I don’t know from whence it came. I wrapped Taupe/WhiteTwine
around one piece and then adhered the other piece to the back of it, so there
is a place to write a note on the back.
* I used the ‘5
pt. Flower’ from the MPC ‘Birdcage and
Flower set cf’ for the focal point flower. It’s cut from cream cardstock and the edges were inked in
light blue. The center is dark
brown (Daisy Punch) with a gold brad.
* I made a
beige Rolled Rose from lace hem binding and added a light blue gem to the
center.
* The flowers
are laid on a bed of (MS) punched leaves and branches cut from hunter
green/white polka dot paper.
* I printed the
sentiment in dark brown on light blue cardstock – using the ‘Heart Sweet Heart’
font (Cross-stitch). I used ‘Thank
You SEW very much!’ Other choices
I had in my list of possibilities were:
** You are SEW thoughtful!
** I am SEW Thankful for You!
** I love You SEW much!
* I added some
strands of the twine in the hole of the spool and tied them.
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Have You made any interesting Tags recently? I’d love to see them! Let me know if you have any questions
about anything I’ve done here or on any other blog post - Blessings until next time!
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Thanks for visiting here today! I hope you take a few minutes to check all of the Tag/ATC creativeness on the other blogs, too! Melin should have a Free File for today on her
blog, also! I’ll Update and have
the file here as soon as it’s posted over there -
Be sure to remember MPC for all of your Cutting and Digital files. Tomorrow is our Digi Dessert Fridaze post, every other Tuesday is a Cutting File post and in between I may post some other projects.
Be sure to remember MPC for all of your Cutting and Digital files. Tomorrow is our Digi Dessert Fridaze post, every other Tuesday is a Cutting File post and in between I may post some other projects.
B’ Bye!
(You can take the Girl out of the Sky, but You can’t take
the Sky out of the Girl!) ;-}
Oh my goodness Lynden this is gorgeous hun! I absolutely LOVE how you used the twine as the thread! Beautiful!
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Jo
This is Gorgeous! Clever idea too!
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Chriss
Wow Lynden, this is just so clever of you! What a beautiful tag! Well thought out with awesome results! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the spool shape and the way you used the twine. This is "sew sew" cute. Thanks for sharing your wonderful talent.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very cool tag Lynden! I love the spool shape, the twine looks fabulous and the flowers and greenery looks awesome! Of course the sentiment is just perfect! Hugs!
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