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This post is for Crafty Ribbons.  For the Counterfeit Kit Bloghop go to the previous post here.

A while back I made a layout with tags.  It didn't turn out how it looked in my head (if you know what I mean?) so I had another go and this is the result...

A tag with buttons (here, here and here) sewn on with 3mm ribbon, and topped with 3mm too.

Plain white title - hop.


A white tag with washi and a D for Daisy, topped with 3mm.

An orange tag with gorgeous pansy ribbon, again topped with 3mm.


There is a lot of white space but I like it.  At first I worried it was too much white space, but I've made peace with it!  I'm doing my thing.


And there she is, Daisy Doo hopping across my layout.  This one definitely looks more like the original idea in my head.

Thanks for stopping by.

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  1. ionabunny24 August 2014 at 11:54

    Well done you on the Daisy Doo action photo. She looks great in that LO. You know, no matter how good the craft the bunnies always steal the show. She is pretty

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  2. Sue24 August 2014 at 17:55

    Fab LO of Daisy Doo:)

    Hope you are having a nice weekend.

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