Vanna, I'll take a K

So... I'm still soldering.  Trying to get it just right. 

 I figure everyone is tired of seeing the charms.  

Here's something else I'm working on. 

 Karla over at Karla's Cottage is hosting a Wizard of Oz tag swap.  

Usually, I make 6 completely different tags.  

For some reason this tag just made me laugh.  

So I made six all the same.

This is the back side.  I have quite a few old Monopoly houses.  I thought they looked cute with the tornado.  Funny, I don't actually  think seeing one's house flying through a tornado is cute.

The flying monkeys scared the heck out of me as a kid. When I started,  I wanted this to be colorful and full of Munchkins, Glinda and rainbows.  It just wouldn't happen.  Instead I ended up making a cartoon Dorothy with Toto biting Mr. Flying Monkey's buns. 

 And speaking of Glinda, does anyone besides me think that it was really, REALLY, rotten of Glinda not to share with Dorothy one, eensy, weensy, important fact? 

 Such as:

THOSE DAMN SHOES 

WILL TAKE YOU HOME!!!

Borrowing from Adam Sandler in The Wedding Singer, 

wouldn't this qualify as something that would have been good to know yesterday??

 She fought the flying monkeys, the witch, and that crazy coot of a Wizard, 

only to find out that

"you've always had the power to return home"

EXCUUUUUUUUUSE  MEEEE!!!!

Don't get me wrong, I adore the Wizard of Oz, but as I get older

 I think Glinda was holding out on  the goods 

and waiting to throw poor Dorothy under the proverbial bus.

On with goodness, sunshine and crafts, oh my...

Oh, look.  

More soldering pictures.

But wait...

These are made with postage stamps.

Real postage stamps.

I've saved these for a long time.  You can tell by the .39 price.

Do we even still use stamps?

Don't we just paste a dollar bill to the front of the envelope now?

Oh, Micky you're so fine,

You're so fine,

You blow my mind

Hey Mickey!

I love this one. And it's really a stamp.  No copies here. 

No sirree.

Cinderella.

"A dream is a wish you're heart makes"

I love this one, too.

It also is a real stamp and not a copy.

Don't you want to know

why I'm so vigilant about letting you know

that these are real stamps?

I considered copying them.

That way I'd have several to work with.

That is until I read this!

 (Cue loud music chord)

According to Title 18 of the United States Code

Section 501

it says, and I quote:

Whoever makes or prints, or authorizes to be made or printed, any postage stamp, postage meter stamp, stamped envelope, or postal card, of the kind authorized and provided by the Postal Service, without the special authority and direction of the Postal Service...
Shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than five years, or both.

I could be incarcerated for crafts?

I don't wish to share a cell

with a short, squat bald man named Mumbles.

so I started making these:

The Scrabble people don't care what you do with their stuff.