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Alice's Tag

Alice in Wonderland is always a favorite.
She got into my head and I couldn't stop thinking about her...so my next tag is all about Alice.


I began with our jumbo tag and grabbed the "Alice" colors of paper, along with embellishments and the original art stamp plate from the Muse. 



I like to get double duty from supplies, so I often use things that were meant for other things! (does that make sense?)

Layering the papers I found that I really liked the soft line of the black and white die cut paper placed on the bold chevron stripe. To round out the patterns I chose the fleur de lis.

I created a pocket and inserted the mini playing cards of the Queen of Hearts and a Jack of Spades.   

Nex, I stamped Alice, cut out from the stamp plate and used our acrylic block with double sided tape to add her image on bold red paper.  I bit of washi tape and a small rose charm finished her.

          

Then a bit of bling with rhinestone cup chain was added top and bottom. The crowning grace is the voluminous red and black seam binding. I hope you enjoyed seeing Alice on a tag.

Supplies:
Cup Chain


NOW IT'S YOUR TURN!  Create a tag of any theme or size.  Add it to our Facebook page to win giveaways.    This is open for your submissions through September 30. 2017.


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