
For the first tag, I started out stamping the large text stamp from the Tim Holtz Papillon stamp set (Collage Stuff) on the tag using Shabby Shutters Distress Ink. I embossed with a Celedon embossing powder. I sprayed some of my homemade glitter spray in pink and green on the tag. The text background is a page from a Welsh-English vintage dictionary (available at Collage Stuff). I sprayed it with the same various glitter sprays and die cut it using the Tim Holtz Mini Ornamental Movers & Shapers Die (from Collage Stuff). I highlighted the edges with a bronze copic marker to make it stand out from the background. The flowers are from Victorian scrap (from Collage Stuff). The queen image is from a collage sheet that I bought on Etsy. After I had the floral and queen images glued down, I added the Pink Mesh Paper German Scrap (Collage Stuff) using Diamond Glaze (Collage Stuff) as the adhesive . I used thin red line tape to apply the May Arts Olive Leaves Trim (Collage Stuff). The jewel flowers (Collage Stuff) were glued down using Studio Matte Medium (Collage Stuff). The Studio Matte Medium will glue just about anything! I found the green butterfly at the Dollar Store and used a glue dot to adhere it. At the bottom of the tag, I applied 3 strips of the Pink Mini Dot Border German Scrap (Collage Stuff) using thin red line tape. The words "the garden is the mirror of the heart" were generated on my computer and after I cut them out, I used a pale green Copic marker to color the background.

Speaking of the Paris Clock Buttons. I contacted my vendor and they have the Paris Clock Buttons available again in the nickel (silver) finish. I will order several gross of these and they will be available again at Collage Stuff soon! I really like the Paris Clock Buttons for little accents.
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These are two of my favorite of your small works. They are beautiful. You have a talent for collage! You seem to know just what is needed to set off your piece, and where to find it. I admire your work.
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