I'm finding a groove with my tag making
and I've learned a thing or two along the way. Last time round, I followed the prompts. This year, I'm more or less doing my own thing. Keeping an open mind and looking for the new as we settle into the old routine.
Last night, for example, I learned that some things are worth waiting for. I finally got my shelf up. It's an old peg-rail-and-shelf-together kind of thing and I've painted it to use as a display prop, so you'll probably be seeing a bit more of it soon. There is just a peep of it in the banner photo above.
On Sunday I learned that William the Conqueror's wife was 4'2" and had at least ten children. In the eleventh century. With no pain relief. I don't know about you, but I'm impressed.
And all week I've been learning what I guess I've known all along. I'm better with cold weather clothes. I like choosing them and I like wearing them, September is good. Let's enjoy it!
Goodness me, 10 children! although I'm now feeling better about my 5 ft and half an inch frame :)
ReplyDeleteThese tags are lovely Sian and I assume done with the slice. You've made me want to get mine out & play.
wow 10 children at 4 ft 2'' it amazing. most women now would have a caesarian and told no more than 3!!! i love ur tags they're so beautiful. i also tend to do my own thing but inspired by shimelle's ideas and prompting i sometinmes find something i hadnt though of to write about,
ReplyDeletejo xxxx
The tags look great and I love your eclectic learnings
ReplyDeleteLove the tags,Sian.....and some interesting lessons learned!!
ReplyDeletethe tags are looking wonderful Sian! Are you writing your lessons on the back?
ReplyDeleteNo other word for these tags, Sian, except stunning! I love every one of them. Are the tags cut at 4 inches? They're just the perfect size for a small composition!
ReplyDeletei like learning what you're learning! your tags are so captivating and inviting hanging on that line - much better than a boring textbook. :-)
ReplyDeleteSian, your tags are wonderful and I'm so glad you're doing LSNED. I'm impressed with William the Conqueror's wife, too! :>) We don't have to worry about fall clothes yet here although I have looked longingly at some of those clothes wishing for a nice cool spell.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo up top; I love that big cutout on the far right tag (very unusual).
ReplyDeleteAnd what an interesting fact!
Rinda
Awesome tags, Sian! I am in love with September 2nd, soooo pretty. Can't wait to see your shelf.
ReplyDeleteLoving the tags Sian!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
beautiful tags Sian, and some great lessons - my ten children...i struggle with three!lol!
ReplyDeleteOooh, these tags are amazing - they're so lovely and detailed, and the layering is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely compositions in miniature, and looking forward to bigger views of the shelf. There probably wasn't much in the way of heating back in the 11C either... I'm feeling the cold today but not had time to get out the autumn clothes - yes, September is good if I can get into it before October is here! Feeling cheered by your lovely work. :)
ReplyDeleteYour tags look beautiful and I can't wait to see more of the shelf :)
ReplyDeleteLSNED is looking VERY good so far....I'm still hanging in there for the 14th to pick up & join back in!!!! I am so looking forward to seeing more of the shelf & thanks for that bit of trivia...I actuallt clenched my knees when I read that...& I'm 5' 5"!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour tags are truly wonderful and what a lovely way to display them! Is the little bird done on your Slice or is it a punch?
ReplyDeleteoh Sian I had to pin your little tags right away - simply adorable. I have to lift this idea sometime.
ReplyDeleteWow! So cool! =)
ReplyDeleteI'm very impressed. Your tags are gorgous, and look lovely hung as bunting.
ReplyDeleteTen children! I don't really have any words - it is not something I can comprehend in any way shape or form.
ReplyDeleteHowever, one feels better when presented with that fact when they can view delightful pretties!
your tags are impressive Sian :)
ReplyDelete10 kids at 4'2"... difficult to imagine in these times... the average female height is at least 5'4", (at least in North America) more than a foot higher. It would be interesting to know what the size of her babies were.
Your tags look gorgeous Sian :) Looking forward to a closer look at your new shelf.
ReplyDeleteThose tags look fantastic and you some great lessons there.
ReplyDeleteOh it's such a treat to learn what you learn. Your tags are very pretty lesson reminders.
ReplyDeleteI am loving these tags! Looks like it is great fun to be creative in a different way. And learning something new every day at the same time!
ReplyDeleteI have something for tags AND for banners so the fact that you combined both makes it an instant winner in my eyes! :D Keep up the good (and inspiring) work!
ReplyDeleteI love your tags Sian. I am working along similar lines to you - not really following the prompts, but just really noting something new every day, just some days they seem to tie in with the prompts!
ReplyDeleteI love your little tags, and what you've been learning each day :) I'm doing ok now, thanks for asking, 18 weeks gone, and second scan next Monday!
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous Sian, I can't wait to see what you do with them at the end.
ReplyDeleteYour tags are beautiful. I'm enjoying reading your learnings. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to make the project Sian. Gorgeous tags.
ReplyDeleteI'm better with cold weather clothes too. Layers. Love my layers. And trainer boots.
ReplyDelete10 children... ouch.
Love your tags. I finally got a little further than scribbled notes in a diary today.
ReplyDeleteYour tags are looking great. I'm bad - I haven't read any of the prompts yet - guess I should do that today - so I'm just doing my own thing with LSNED.
ReplyDeleteLol, What is it with sleepovers and bags of crisps. 9 teenage girls in a tent in the back garden last night and now a zillion empty crisp packets.
ReplyDeleteLoving your shelf, I can just imagine how you'll be using that to capture shots of stuff you make - looks fabulous. Tags are delish of course too.
My newest nephew (arrived yesterday) was 8lbs 10oz... I hope William the Conquerers wife managed smaller babies!
ReplyDeleteReally like the tags, especially the blue flower with butterfly.