Perfect Happiness

Welcome welcome to another day of crafting and creating.
Today I have made this tag for my Just Add Flair
tutorial for this month.
I have this mighty scrap box that is over flowing with scraps
and more scraps. So I on a mission to use some.
I am getting there....


My tag measures about 3 1/8 x 6 3/8 inches I think it is about a size 8 tag.
My papers and collectables come from the 
Kaisercraft PS I love you collection

I have just torn pieces and glued them onto the front of the tag,
 distressed edges where it was needed.
Some are raised with foam tape and other are flat.
I then glued on the flowers, clock, butterflies,
hearts and words all from the collectable pack.
I added a flair button right in the middle of the paper
heart and also had some coloured pink gauze in my stash
and poked it in here and there to add some contrast.
I used a stapler to adhere the gauze to the top
of the tag.

Just Add Flair products


Lux flair button

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Other products

Size 8 tag
Kaisercraft PS I love you collection
- random papers and collectables and sticker sheet
Pink gauze
distress tool
stapler

Thank you for visiting
Candy Chelepy
2017 DT Member
Just add flair

Comments

  1. Laura Cox {aka scrapaddict}16 March 2017 at 02:03

    This is so pretty! I love the way you used the flair and the lacy edge! BL

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