No recipe to follow this fortnight at Dragons Dream Tag It On – just the requirement to use at least one “real” stamp and to make a Christmas themed tag.
I have been playing along with a group of NZ Girls and the Elf on a Shelf so I thought my tag was quite appropriate.
The tag was stamp with wee stars and I used an embossing powder called Bridal Veil which is very pretty but doesn’t show up in the photos and the Elf was from the same stamp set. It was a freebie with a magazine (Australian I think). I used Distress Markers to colour him in and also to colour the sentiment. That was a Silhouette shape that I used a pen with rather than a blade. The lamp-post was also cut out on the cameo. The charm was from a pack that I got at one of those cheap import shops.
Here is my elf giving me some advice on my almost finished tag.
I will take this opportunity to wish One and All a Very Merry Christmas! Hoping yours is both fun and safe!
Cheers, Esther xoxo
That's cute, I had never hear about Elf on a Shelf until last year. What a great idea. Love the picture of him holding the tag.
ReplyDeleteLol, I love that, thanks for sharing with us at Dragons Dream TIO. Merry Christmas. Elizabeth x
ReplyDeleteLove your cool splatter background, and the shot of the elf holding his own great tag is so cute!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
hi Esther, your background is great and so is that cute elf. awesome tag. Merry Christmas xx
ReplyDeleteThat's great, a tag full of joy. Thanks for dreaming with us at Dragons Dream Tag It On this fortnight.
ReplyDeleteLove this Esther, made me smile. Thanks for sharing with us at TIO. Sue xx
ReplyDeleteso very cute, love this tag
ReplyDeletethanks or sharing at TIO and congrats at winning top 3
I love how your tags are so very much your own unique creations rather than copies of other things. This one made me smile so much - love the splattered background and your perfect wee elf. Have a wonderful Christmas my crafty friend, hugs Jenny x
ReplyDeleteLove your blog Ester and the name of it to lol very clever :)
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