SQUEEEEE!!!! Have you seen Waltzingmouse's upcoming release? Holy moly, I know I NEED at least two of the sets, if not three! Plus I'll probably have to pick up her Labels 14 set, too....watch out, credit card!
Unless, of course, I win the random pick for the Tag-You're It! challenge -the prize is 100 pound shopping spree (plus an extra 25 for using Waltzingmouse stamps)-I'm pretty sure I could spend that in a heartbeat! So without further ado, the lucky, lucky, lucky (I hope!) tag:
Claire wanted "beauty" and "elegance" and I think the sentiment, stamp, and paper certainly fall under the "elegance" part. I stamped Waltzingmouses's Vintage Labels 4 using Colorbox Deep Green chalk ink, then applied a K&Co rub-on I picked up for pennies on clearance. Hint: run your rubon through your cuttlebug with some paper/cardboard shims for a perfect application. The larger label die cut is from Echo Park's Merry Christmas paper pack-expect to be seeing a lot more of this paper in the next two months because it's just gorgeous. I used PTI Dark Chocolate ribbon to wrap the larger label around the bottle of wine. Then I punched a hole in each end of the smaller label and ran some red twine through (of course had to add some buttons), then attached the label using foam tape for a little dimension, and tied the twine in the back.
I went into our huge wine stash (of 3 dusty bottles) and was so excited to have one with the perfect winter scene:
How could this not bring comfort and joy?
Hope everyone is having a great weekend!
4 comments:
OK, rub-ons via die-cutter? Alert the Nobel Prize committee. You are a genius!
And now I think I must own some of these stamps, preferably soon. You enabler, you! Nice work!!
WOW, Meg, this is amazing and beautiful! You executed everything perfectly and I certainly hope you do get lucky!! :D
This is definitely all about comfort and joy!! What an amazing tag, Meg. And kudos on finding the perfect bottle of wine in your, ahem, . . . extensive collection for displaying it. My fingers are crossed for you in the contest--win big, ya hear??
This is great!!! I love how you did the label! What a fantastic way to give a bottle of wine :)
Maria
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