I even used the envelope of a card I received this morning which had a strip of gold in it for the underside of the circle. The robin is a strip of Christmas Paper, the two bows were wrapped around a basket of goodies I received, it's some sort of plastic tape. One of the snowflakes was punched out of a bygone Christmas card, and a strip of gold/scarlet was also from a Christmas card - (I only cut into the shop ones to be accurate!)
What fun - all of your scraps came together beautifully!
ReplyDeleteNo goldfish bowl thoughts for me, seriously! I adore this beautiful tag, love all the recycled bits which you have put together so well!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous use of Christmas scraps! Love the way it all came together so beautifully! My thoughts were FAR from a fish bowl! Love it, Jacqueline! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Jacqueline. I actually did not think of goldfish bowl till I read your words. Then, yes, I can see the goldfish bowl. I love the colors and how you have used literally scraps to make such a gorgeous tag. Happy New Year to you, too!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully put together, what a stunning tag! We crafters know you nor any of us would ever cut into a handmade card:):)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tag, love the robin paper and the punched snowflakesand the way you have blended everything together so beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful circular tag!
ReplyDeleteI just made one from leftover chocolate paper brochure and wrapper....I have no cardmaking scraps from Christmas either.
Have a nice evening....
Nice, what you can do with things you would normally dispose. Beautiful card!!
ReplyDeleteI love the bird. Sometimes we can see a redbreast in our backyard, so sweet!
Have a nice evening,
Judith
Oh, Jacqueline, these colors really sing! Love the brightness of the birdie, it makes me really happy!
ReplyDeleteA card filled to the brim with recycled items and just as stunning as your other beauties. You are able to create a treasure with recycled items and that robin captured my heart. So lovely.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Jacqueline and I love it!
such a pretty tag - amazing use of your left overs... so cleverly done.
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, this is absolutely beautiful!!! Such a clever shape too...and gorgeous results. Your work is always so exquisite!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a Happy New Year!!!
XO
I just love how all the little pieces seem to assemble themselves perfectly under your direction...like they were meant to be just this way and look so pretty!
ReplyDeleteblessings to you!
Sweet, delightful card. I am starting to look at this year's Christmas cards in a WHOLE NEW WAY!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scraps ..and a beautiful result. I love the hint of spring.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it fun to get such great results from "cast-offs"!
ReplyDeleteYou are so good at putting scraps together Jacqueline - love this!
ReplyDeleteI would like to wish you a happy new year and to say thanks for being such a sweet blog friend! Looking forward to another crafty year following your gorgeous creations ;)
Hugs Sanne
I like all about this tag! The shape, the motive, material, colors. And how you arranged the scraps to become a masterpiece!
ReplyDeleteThis is really lovely, Jacqueline. I wish you a happy and creative new year.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love the circle shape with the strips of papers. Beautiful bird image.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and yours left overs are gorgeous - for sure. You always have such beautiful PP.
ReplyDeleteI wish you a happy new year and I am looking forward to follow your creations in 2011.
Imagine all this from recycled items, wonderful. Lynne M x
ReplyDeletethis is a beauty, Jacqueline! i love it!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely, such a great use of the scraps.
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