OK, it's March already and so far I'm managing to keep up! This is my version of Tim Holtz's tag for March (you can see Tim's original here). And the ONLY thing I had on hand that was the same as the example was the Kraft Core card and the little flowers.
I am not a bunny fan, sorry. So while I had the fancy label movers & shapers die, I didn't have the little rabbit, and don't really want to buy it. And while I DO want to buy the fringe die, I would have to wait for it to be delivered, and I had a day off today...But, fear not! I turned to my trusty Cameo. The Silhouette online store had lots of bunnies and grassy border cutting files for instant download, so I chose my favourites. I already had the banner and label files; I added the word "Ostara"* to the banner and cut everything out using Cammie. LOVE that machine!
I didn't have any Tinsel Twine either, but I did have a giant tinsel chenille stem which I chopped up to back the bunny cut-out. The background paper is from Sheena Douglass's Paint Fusion CD. I coloured the vintage ribbon like Tim's and made the flower pins just like he did. Then I put it all together and there it was!
* Why "Ostara"? The story goes that the goddess Ostara was challenged to demonstrate her power, which she did by transforming a bird into a rabbit. However, thereafter, the rabbit continued to lay eggs - which is why Easter eggs are brought by the Easter bunny!
5 comments:
Love your tag - great job with the bunny and the fringing - and thank you for your explanation about the Easter bunny. Beautiful and informative! Hugs, Jenny x
Great job improvising. I don't know what I would do without my silhouette.
Hi Keren - I still haven't managed to join in with Tim's tags yet but I'm in the same position as you with lack of supplies for this one. Love your improvisations - still got my thinking cap on! MM x
Fantastic tag!!!
i absoultly love the colors you used! everything looks fabuous together! very nicely done!
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