I created 6 tags for a Wizard of Oz tag swap I joined. I made 6 tin man tags. This ties in nicely with the second part of what I made for last weeks MMM challenge. I used silver metal tape over illustration board that I cut into tag shapes. To create the rivets on these tags, I used straight pins which I pushed through the tag and cut off the excess on the backside. I rubbed some acrylic paint over each tag to highlight the imperfections in the metal tape. I think it gives it a more realistic look of metal. (the flash washed out a lot of the black on each tag.. in person they look really distressed/old) I used Sculpy clay to make the hearts around each small clock.... and vintage silver seam binding ribbon for each tags tie.
Here they are placed inside the 6 pocketed embellished manilla file folder that I made last week...
All tied up and ready to be shipped to the hostess of the Wizard of Oz tag swap.
Oh Cheryl,
ReplyDeleteLooks as if we are not in Kansas anymore. Actually I was never there anyway since I am from Texas,
But anywaysss,
I love your tin man tags. He always held my heart in the movie.
Heheheh,
I joined this swap and just finished my tags last night, I am so excited about this Great swap.
I adore your folder, and I am going to sit down and try to figure out how to make one. I think that is so cool.
Have a wonderful day, and many good wishes your way,
Wendy from Wonderland
I thought this looked great last week, now I am truly blown away!
ReplyDeleteWhat great tin man tags! Also, what a great folder. Thank you so much for sharing. Great work!
ReplyDeleteWhat fantastic tags- the red hearts are perfection!
ReplyDeleteThey're wonderful...I was looking forward to seeing waht you'd make for the folder and you sure didn't disappoint!
ReplyDeleteoh my heavens!!! I love your tin man tags!!! these are so so cute!!!
ReplyDeleteHe was my favorite character in the Wizard of OZ!!!!
LOVE THESE!!!
Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteLove your tags, very nicely done! :)
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!! esapially the lokk of this thin metall tags. what a great work and tag book.
ReplyDeleteWow Cheryl! I love your tin man tags!! what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteCheryl these tags are awesome!! I love the details, like cutting off the pins - how inventive!
ReplyDeletesorry - anon is me!!!
ReplyDeleteCheryl your tin man tags are gorgeous, they have a really old looking, love the little red heart, great work.
ReplyDeleteAnni
What a fantastic tag s!!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic tin tags!
ReplyDeleteHanne
gorgeous project!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness this is gorgeous.
ReplyDeletewhat a great project! i love the tin man above all the others...so nice to meet you!!
ReplyDeleteWow very special! Love the whole idea
ReplyDeleteWow, Cheryl, such a fantastic tagbook.
ReplyDeleteThe red hearts play off your metal background beautifully. The tags seem sort of Wizard of Oz meets steampunk--very cool1
ReplyDeleteCute...my fav show of all times...The Wizard of Oz, a classic.
ReplyDeleteSo adorable and wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow, those tags are great! So creative! And, of course, the pocket folder is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteJane-Jacksonville
Clever lady very creative and cute too. Great work I look forward to seeing more.
ReplyDeleteThese are just totally ingenious! What clever ideas and they look totally distressed to me :)
ReplyDeleteInka
Way cool idea for the tags, they look great as does the folder they went into :)
ReplyDeleteTin-Man-terrific. I think I'm participating in the same 6-tag swap headin' to Kansas. Your tags are wonderful and are inspiring me go for the gutsto with my own offerings. - Amy Bauer
ReplyDeleteYOU are SO clever!!! Seriously, your work is always so unique and interesting - always thinking outside of the box. Thank you for sharing and thank you too for your sweet comment about my MMM piece - so sorry it has taken so long to respond this week, Kristin xo
ReplyDeleteWonderful, Cheryl! I am sure the recipients will be over the moon with these tags! Diane
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your tag which arrived yesterday. I love the folder you sent them in!
ReplyDeleteGreta