Happy St Patrick’s Day! I’m celebrating early with an extra shot of espresso in my morning coffee and my take on March’s 12 tags of 2016 tag.
I used a heart from the Tim Holtz mini hearts movers and shapers die set to cut the four leaf clover. I freehand cut the stem. I can’t even begin to tell you how scary freehand cutting is for me! I’m totally a “right tools for the right job” kind of crafter!
The “No 9” are die cut with the Tim Holtz cargo numbers die set, (one of my favourite die sets of all time)! The “9” is the number of the apartment we are lucky enough to be moving to in Copenhagen’s North Harbour in June.
Thanks for stopping by, you can see all the techniques for this months tag on Tim’s blog.
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Fabulous take on Tims Tag! Zoe Love the St Patrick day theme you have ran with – those colour blends are lush .
x
Thanks Amanda 🙂
That “shamrock” is so creative!! Love it.
Thanks Lou, I can’t take credit for the idea, but loved using it. 🙂
Great minds!!! I LOVE yours!!! The number 9 is a wonderful addition!!! Fab take!!! Happy St. Pats!
Thanks Anita. Your tag is AWESOME-SAUCE! Seriously love it. 🙂
Really love this tag. No.9 is a great addition. Love the cardboard and all the colours you have used. It is something I would love to have hanging beside my work station! Love tags! Thanks for sharing.
Victoria BC
Thanks so much Sue. 🙂
Absolutely great tag. Love the contrast between the torn and “dirty” corrugated cardboard and the bright spring colors. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks to you Tamara. 🙂
Wonderful lucky clover interpretation of Tim’s tag Zoe, hope your lucky number 9 brings you much happiness in Denmark! Deb xo
I appreciate the originality of your tag this month. How clever to use hearts to make a four-leaf clover. Your background colors really compliment the cardboard color. Love that you connected it to a story about your new home, the number nine is a very very good number!