Vintage Halloween Tags Using Freebie Collage Sheet

Hello Friends!! Happy Sunday!! I thought I would sneak in today and show you a couple tags I made using the Freebie  Halloween Collage Sheet that I offered on my Really Reasonable Ribbon post Thursday!

I cut out a couple of the images and inked all the edges with Ranger's Vintage Photo Distress Inks. I then used my tag background from my  Vintage Halloween Clown Digtial Tag Set. I then used my Perfect Layers Ruler to create the Orange Mat for my tag.

I used the Tombow Foam Tabs to elevate my Witch, and parts of the pumpkin and text boxes.  I used scor tape to adhere my tag to the orange mat.  Orange baker's twine was tied around my focal image, orange seam binding was used around the tag base to create a bow just above my pumpkin.

At the top of my tag you can see the Juliet Lace peeking out, as well as the sweet little vintage bonanza button tied with Orange baker's twine.  I also used an orange mulberry rose and orange leaves.  More orange seam binding tops off the tag.

I also used Pumpkin Art Glitter.

Here is my second tag done using the free collage sheet.

This time I used some black netting, more orange leaves, some deep ivory mulberry roses and more orange mulberry roses!

I also tucked in a little Orange Sheer ribbon and wrapped the bottom portion of my focal image with more Orange baker's twine.

Topped it with another orange seam binding bow.

Black Vinyl and Pumpkin Art Glitters were used to add some Vintage Sparkle.

I thought I would go ahead and show you the awesome tag my 

BEST ON LINE BUDDIE (BOLB) Carol Created

using the free sheet!

I just LOVE how her tag turned out and she said I could share it with you here!  She used some of the Moss green leaves, and Halloween Baker's Twine on her tag!  

I hope that one of these projects inspires you to go to Thursday's Really Reasonable Ribbon Post, download the collage sheet, get out your inks, ribbons and trims..and create some fabulous Halloween Goodies of you own!

Thank you for visiting today!!

Hugs

Heather