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Christmas Past

Is anyone else feeling the holiday spirit? I'm not. Not yet. I feel like I've barely come down from the Halloween fun and haven't even had time to get my turkey for Thanksgiving and already I'm being bombarded with Christmas images that I know I need but don't yet have time to work with. But in the spirit of Christmas past, I will share with you some holiday tags I did last year (and hope to do more of this year).

These tags are grungy and vintagy and right up my alley when it comes to Christmas themes. While many times I create bright and cheery Christmas things, I much prefer to do things in this style, and there is no place better than Altered Pages to get images that fit! --Michelle

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  1. Lovely! The images are terrific for this style tag - and I just adore the ribbon/string/fiber/whatever you have threaded through the tag holes - perfect!

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  2. These are so perfectly grungy and one of a kind! Great stuff!

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