Cardz 4 Guyz new challenge #362 is making a holiday/Christmas tag or card.
I never thought much about tags being specifically masculine. I don't think most men pay much attention to the tags on their gifts anyway. But I'll give it a try. This would actually look really nice on a rustic looking wrapping paper or for an outdoorsy theme gift.
I used 2 sizes of a label die. The check is a retired SU paper. The tree is die cut from Mossy Meadow. The moose is on Kraft paper with an SU punch A punched gold star accents the tag. I used raffia and burlap string to tie off the tag. Not elaborate but I think of masculine as being more CAS.
Now that I have done it, I will think more about masculine tags next year.
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I had never thought of tags as gender-specific either. I think you've nailed the "masculine" look with your tag, though. But that said, I'd like a tag like this on my gift, too! Well done.
ReplyDeletegreat tag! thank you for sharing your creation with us at C4Guyz
ReplyDeleteA clean and simple tag...I love it and I love that you made a tag. Thanks for playing along with our "Tag//Christmas" challenge over at Cardz 4 Guyz!! You nailed both the theme and the masculine element that is always called for in our challenges!! Deb Horst, DT #C4G362
ReplyDeleteThis is a really handsome tag, Donna. Thanks for joining in on my challenge this round at C4G. Cheers, Jolanda
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