Merry Halloween with The Crafter's Workshop!

Some cute Halloween fun with The Crafter's Workshop stencils. Today I have large tag to share!

Supplies:

The Crafters Workshop stencils Kitchen Tile and RavenScape

Large Julie Nutting Tag

Metallic Luster Wax Rub

Little Birdie Flowers

Corrugated Cardboard

Large Rhinestone

Altered Pages Collage image

Inks Yellow & Red and Brown

Black Cardstock

Cat border edge

Burlap

Stapler

Start by inking the tag with Yellow Ink, then with The Crafter's Workshop Kitchen Tile stencil apply Red Ink. Using just the spots on The Crafter's Workshop RavenScape stencil add Metallic Luster Wax Rub randomly on the tag.

Paint white Little Birdie Flowers with Yellow & Brown Inks, set aside to dry.

Adhere Corrugated Cardboard with Tacky Glue.

Mount Altered Pages Collage image on black cardstock with Glue Stick. Attach to tag with 3D Mounting Squares. Attach flowers with Tacky Glue.

Attach about six inches of burlap folded in half with staples. At the bottom of the tag attach a border. A bit a of Ribbon and a Large Rhinestone finish it off.

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