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Vintage Tag

Hi Lovelies,

Today I'm sharing with you this gorgeous vintage tag designed by the lovely Helen. 
This tag is scattered with vintage memorabilia, unique buttons, distressed music paper, delicate lace and precious photos.

 

Helen has kept a fairly neutral colour pallet for this tag by using postal tags that have been inked and stamped as the background.
Torn, rolled and die cut music paper has also been used to compliment and continue this neutral theme.


Beautiful soft hints of pink in the tiny flowers and lace are a beautiful addition to the eclectic of vintage elements on this tag.

 
Helen's precious photo is surrounded by vintage buttons and sweet little metal star and heart embellishments. However, you could add absolutely anything to this tag to personalise it.


There are so many ways to get your treasured photos out of the boxes and on display. 
This vintage tag is perfect for those smaller photos or incorporating passed down trinkets. 


If you love this tag let us know and we might just run a class for it!




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