Owl Occasions Christmas Tags

 Owl Occasions Christmas Tags
(made from the Two Tags Die)

I've been fiddling around trying to come up with a Team Christmas Swap with my limited supplies of current SU stock.  I did, however, get the very cute, Owl Occasions Stamp Set and some Comfort Cafe DSP that will pass as 'festive' in my re-starter kit and made this mini pack of tags.  The topper is made from the Oval Accents Die and I have used Cherry Cobbler and Lucky Limeade ink and matching ribbon.

I think I'll try a couple of other ideas and may end up with a variety of swaps as I'm not fond of mass producing the same design.

So, there might be a few other posts that will pop up later in the week if I can find the time to be a bit more adventurous.


Thanks for stopping by.

Comments

Patrice said…
These tags are gorgeous Bron - love that little owl. I'm not fond of mass production either and I'm sure you're going to create some more gorgeous little tags to swap.
November 14, 2012 at 8:36 PM
Monica Gale said…
What sweet tags Bron and how bad i am? I didn't even noticed you was gone never mind resigning. Sending you hugs xx
November 14, 2012 at 10:45 PM
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