CSS January Group Project

Tuesday, January 15. 2013

Today we have a fun little group project going on over at Clear and Simple Stamps. We're making Valentine tags- won't you join us?

I made a little trio of tags and kept them clean and simple. These are great for a spouse to tuck into his lunch or tie on a treat and give as a gift.

Valentine Tag Trio close-up by Tracy Schultz

Valentine Tag Trio close-up by Tracy Schultz

I used the Tags 1 die-cuts for my tag base, then added the mini label tags for pop.

The curly label from Party Elements: Baby is a perfect fit for those tiny tags. Love that! And all those punny sayings and images are from Taglines: Critters.

Be sure to check out what the other designers created for you today:

[ Audrey | Dana | Elena | Laura | Lori | CSS ]

Valentine Tag Trio Recipe
Cardstock: CSS A Blanc Check, Dare to be a Diva Red
Stamps: CSS Party Elements: Baby, Taglines: Critters
Ink: CSS Perfect Little Black Dress, Haute Red Couture
Accessories: CSS Tags 1 die-cuts, CSS mini label tags, CSS red/white twine, CSS Perfect Little Black Dress ribbon

Posted by Tracy in Clear & Simple Stamps, Paper Crafts at 00:05 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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Such a cute bunch of tags... I love the frame on the little tag. Adding to the wishlist!

#1 Audrey Tokach (Homepage) on 2013-01-15 22:08 (Reply)

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