A Peaceful Place To Be: Fall Tag Swap

Sunday, November 25, 2012

Fall Tag Swap

Before Christmas gets into full swing around here, I wanted to make sure I blogged about the Fall Tag Swap hosted by Dawn Blackstead. Our tags could be anything related to fall or Halloween. As always, they all came out wonderful! I love how different they all are and all the textures. Just amazing... So, here we go:

By Tami Hacker of Vintage Connections blog:

Not signed:

By Laurie Jackson of Indulge Your Shelf Blog:

By Dawn Blackstead:

By Robin Weins of My Glittered Life Blog:

By Nora Neeley:

I made this one:

By Jane Palmer of AraliaJane Blog:

By Tamatha Kaplan of Snips and Threads Blog:

Aren't they just great!?!

2 comments:

vivianNovember 26, 2012 at 6:15 AM
they all look great! my faves of course are the halloweenie ones!
now.. onto christmas my friend!
have a great day
xoxo
vivian
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Tami HackerDecember 7, 2012 at 10:29 AM
Hi Lisa,

Thanks for sharing our tag swap. I've been having Blogger photo problems on my blog. I hope you do not mind, but I linked Dawn's Autumn tag swap to you and Laurie since I could not show any photos.

I enjoyed this tag swap. Your kitty pumpkin tag is so adorable!

Hugs, Tami
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Beauty, happiness, pleasure, success, luxury, dissipation.

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