Lawn Fanatics Challenge 14: Happy Little Critters!

Hey everyone!
I was minding my own business, busy making Christmas tags for an upcoming Craft Fair, and I ran across the current Lawn Fawnatics Challenge 14: Happy Critters.

I am literally using Lawn Fawn Critters for 2 tags I am making right now!  So I hurried up and finished them and will enter them both into the Challenge.  Here is my first one:



This tag is like my favorite ever!  I used the Christmas Dreams set, which is so versatile!  This is my puppy Sawyer, by the way.  I have 3, so I will be making this tag for all of them. Don't want to play favorites, right?
I cut the mitten using Winter tags out of Lawn Fawn paper and stamped with Tiny Tag Sayings.  Let me tell you, this set is always sold out!  Because its awesome, of curse.  

I colored everything in with Spectrum Noir markers and added sparkle, which never photographs, but it looks great in person!
Thanks for listening, I'll be back with another tag soon!

Comments

Nancy K said…
Such a sweet double tag! The cute scene is just perfect and I love how you coordinated the tags with the pretty plaid paper! I'm so happy you joined us for our Happy Little Critters challenge at Lawn Fawnatics!
October 16, 2017 at 8:00 AM
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