
and these

from here.
Then make these,

and fill it all up like this

Ta dah!!!
To make the tags... (which I didn't take photos of being made)
Firstly I covered a 12x12 piece of Bazzill with gesso applied with a scrap of cardboard. Then when the gesso was dry I did this.
In my desperation to have the paint and salt dry quickly I put the painted cardstock in the oven (it was off - the oven, that is - but hot) and it dried the paint very quickly. Not without a yukky smell though.
The next stage.
I chopped up the cardstock into 12 tags, stamped the gold flourish with VersaMark and heat embossed with superfine gold embossing powder.
It was a bit of a trick trying to decide what alphabet I would use, but I settled on a no-fret, use-up-my-stuff, Basic Grey Die-Cut Alphabet.
And the result, with a bit of ink, distressing, pen work and floral embellishment, is this.

I had a couple of spare tags so I made a card for my daughter's piano teacher :)
4 comments:
What a great space!
The tags are beautiful.
Smarty pants!! All finished.
You know I love it :)
Looks fantastic Diane!
That looks great ! I want one of those storage units ! You did a great job !
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