WHITE WELSH MOUNTAIN SHEEP TAGS

This was a fun one to draw - majestic and haughty looking, standing on rugged terrain with the wind ruffling up his wool.  I love the wild look of all that wool; he looks so indignant about being photographed.

According to the definition:  Welsh Mountain sheep are small, hardy sheep from the higher parts of the Welsh mountains.  The males have horns, and the females are polled or hornless; they have no wool on the face or legs, and they have long tails (normally left undocked).

 I took away the tilt of the head, which makes him look a little less "put out".  When I finished the drawing, I printed it out in a warm sepia tone onto cream colored cardstock.

The PDF for this sheep tag, available in my Etsy shop, Gillyflower Cottage, prints with 4 large and 3 small tags per page.  "To" and "From" prompts are on the front, with plenty of room on the back for a message.

 Here I have one of my Angel Bakery Towels wrapped around a bottle of wine, and topped off with a White Welsh Mountain Sheep Tag.

 Check it out at Gillyflower Cottage - the PDF is only $5.25.  So once you purchase and download, you can print out as many as you like.

DOWNLOAD ANGEL PDFs AND MAKE YOUR OWN TAGS!

There is a new addition to my Etsy shop, Gillyflower Cottage.  You can now order the PDF to download, print, and make your own Angel Gift Tags.  Last winter I did some drawings of angel statues.  These tags are made with those drawings.  All you need to do is print, cut them out, punch a hole for the tag string, and you're done!

After printing the tags and adding a tie of burlap fiber or string, you can add a little glimmer with some Diamond Dust glass glitter or use them as is.  Or, gather them up in a neat little bundle tied off with some baker's twine and a pretty seal.  

 You can make BATCHES of them for some very inexpensive hostess gifts. Fill up some gift bags NOW with a bundle or two of angel tags and a sweet smelling Christmas votive, and you'll have some useful (and inexpensive) little gifts all ready to go!