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Baby Love for Tag Tuesday


At Tag Tuesday this last fortnight , Michele  chose the theme "Baby Love" with the idea of Mother's Day on the calendar.  Thank you Michele, great idea!
 I drew and collaged this tag on Mother's Day last Sunday. It is such a simple idea - I sketched and coloured the two faces, looking wistfully out of a window, or at least that is the impression I was aiming for. The pot plants are cutouts from a magazine, and I re-coloured them with pencils. Their dresses are also paper cutouts from the same magazine. I may have stretched the "baby" into "toddler" but hope this interpretation fills the brief.
I made a tag quite a few years ago for Tag Tuesday and some of the TT regulars will recognise it, but thought it was worth pulling it our of the box again... yes it's me as a baby.

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  1. Valerie-JaelMay 18, 2018 at 3:15 PM

    Both tags are gorgeous and wonderful representations of baby / mother love. Hugs, Valerie

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  2. micheleMay 18, 2018 at 3:15 PM

    these are both quite beautiful tags! i do love that photo of you! xo

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  3. RikaMay 19, 2018 at 5:30 AM

    stunning tags.

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  4. JoanMay 21, 2018 at 11:23 AM

    Lovely tags!!! I think your drawing is fabulous. You were a very cute baby - I love the tag with your photo!!

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