Friday, July 17, 2015

Tag You're It! Buttons


So how have you been?  I'm falling into a bad routine lately.  DH is working nights and it seems like I'm falling into his schedule sleeping a little bit later and later myself.   I'm back to crafting in the wee hours of the night too!  

I'm playing along with one of my very favorite challenges - Tag You're It!  I'm addicted to little tags - they are the perfect way to dress up so many little things.   I'm looking forward to baking again when the weather gets cooler and I'll be all ready to wrap some treats in cellophane bags and finish them off with a pretty tag.

I'm really excited this week because my good friend Marybeth from Marybeth's Time For Paper is providing the inspiration this week.  Look at this pretty tag she has for us - so clean and simple, but so many wonderful accents.... the dimensional butterfly, the stitched tag,  and the pretty background paper.  

I saw the stitching and thought of buttons!  I started with a stitched tag and added lots of colorful buttons.  I wanted some pattern paper that had lots of contrast so I went with a black print and black twine.  
Want to see what the rest of the team made?  There's a few new ladies you might want to meet too!  Just click here to jump to Tag You're It Challenge and meet the team!  I hope you find some time to play along too! 

Hugs!










Supplies:
Dies:  Paper Sweeties Scallop Tag, Memory Box Stitched COuntry Borders, Poppystamps Button Oval, Stitched Buttons
Stamp:  Waltzingmouse Charm Squares
Pattern Paper:  Pebbles Cottage Living 6"
Twinery Charcoal Twine

15 comments:

Joan Smith said...

Your tag is beautiful. I just love the buttons what a super cute idea and the colors are so pretty. You totally did an outstanding creative job!! YOU ROCK!!

Lisa Minckler said...

OHHH my gosh!!! I've been tempted so many times to play along with this challenge, but I despise tags without any real understand as to why...LOL...does that make sense? I am ALWAYS blown away by your makes though and the whole teams and maybe just maybe I'll turn my attitude around. I absolutely love what you've created here and I wish I lived nearby for your home baked goodies! :)
hugs to you my friend and happy weekend!
Lisa x

Marybeth said...

Love this button tag Jeanne, and how you also added the stitching in the background . Glad to hear you are sleeping in a bit since you are staying up late. My kind of sleep,except I stay up late and wake up early:)

Diane Jaquay said...

Adorable!! Love the layers and the detail in the buttons! The black in the bottom tag really makes the colorful buttons POP!

cm said...

Jeanne, what an absolutely marvelous take of Marybeth's tag! The buttons, the stitching, the black-and-white patterned second tag...an absolutely delightful combination! Love it!
~c

Kara Lynne said...

What a wonderful combination of color with a b/w background! Wonderful tag, Jeanne!

Nancy Penir said...

Yes to that darling stitched bg! Love the colorful buttons too. And the b/w tag sets it all off perfectly! I love how you photographed this double tag too! Fun!

Jen Mitchell said...

The stitched background and the buttons are adorable! So bright and colorful! Thanks for joining us at Tag You're It!

Vickie Z said...

Gorgeous tag girl!!! Hope you're not drowning....we have had NO rain...when you walk on the grass it crunches!!

Kim Heggins said...

oh my....what a sweet and adorable tag! I love all the buttons and that black patterned paper for your second tag, simply fabulous!

Susan said...

Love the bright colors! So eye catching!

Sharron said...

Super creative tag, Jeanne! The stitching and colorful buttons are a perfect combo. The black & white pattern makes a wonderful companion tag too.

Alanna said...

Super cute. I love those button dies and all the stitching detail to this tag.

Joyce said...

Adorable tag, Jeanne. Love those pretty buttons, and how they echo the shapes in your patterned paper. And, so much stitching--I love love all the faux stitching.

Kelly Szafron said...

I love your take on the challenge. I also like the colorful buttons with the black and white patterned paper contrast.