Halloween Tags

Firstly let me introduce myself, my name is Merrilyn Mez for short. I live in the beautiful Riverina area of NSW, with my husband, dog, cats, horses, alpaca & chooks. 

Now down to business. My Halloween tags are made from card stock that I cut to the size I needed.

The patterned paper on the first tag is from my stash, just tear a piece off, ink the edges & grab the Helmar 450 & glue down on the left edge. Then make a pocket for the bottom of the tag out of the back of the paper. I used #450 glue on both sides & along the very bottom edge, I also used tiny staples to add texture. For the tags I actually used recycled clothing tags & covered with the patterned paper. Ink the edges of the tags, add some ribbon & set aside. I stenciled the white background of the tag using a cobweb stencil & Tim Holtz Villainous Potion distress oxide.

I found some stickers that suited the theme, one was stuck flat the other onto box board & then Helmar Liquid Scrap Dots to build up a 3D image. I also had a Tim Holtz Broom that I used the Helmar 450 to glue down & tucked it behind the tags in the pocket. Halloween Tags
The second tag background is done with Villainous Potion Distress Oxide With Lavinia Elements Violet Chalk with Lavinia stamps. There is a hint of stenciling behind everything for some depth. I then added stars using the Helmar 450 glue. Plus a little Clear Kindy glitz on the bubbles.

Hope you like them.

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