Ellen Hutson 12 Tags of Christmas With a Feminine Twist

I'm joining Ellen Hutson's 12 Tags of Christmas With a Feminine Twist--

another one of my favorite seasonal challenges that I look forward to every 

year--and I managed to make two tags for the challenge.

Day 7 featured Heather and Elena and a color challenge using pink, mint, and gold.

Cracked Pistachio was the closest color that I had for the minty sky and I

ink distressed most of the stitched tag, then spattered some water over it.

I assembled the deer on the tag and added pink hearts to the stag's antlers.

I stamped the sentiment and threaded some twine through the hole. As I 

was getting ready to take a photo of the tag, I noticed that I forgot the "gold".

Luckily, I had a scrap of gold card stock that fit perfectly under the sentiment.

Day 10 features another color challenge but this time, a bright palette. Sharon

and Svitlana created such beauties and I couldn't resist joining them.

This tag bears a resemblance to my card that I shared earlier for MFT's December 

Release. The row of houses was cut from watercolor card stock and this time, I used

Zig markers to color the tops of the houses. I brushed water across the top and let

the colors blend. 

A tag was cut from black card stock and white embossed with the sentiment. White

acrylic paint was spattered across the top of the tag and the row of houses was

adhered over it. The tag was finished off with the black and white twine.

I'm hoping to crank out a few more tags, if time permits. I love the versatility

of tags, from simply being tied onto a gift or adhering it to a card base for a quick card.

Thanks for stopping by today!