Hello, it’s Wednesday so it must be time for another Freshly Brewed Projects Blog Hop with the theme of Christmas Tags. We’re using the ‘good book’ to inspire you to create with stamps, ink and paper. Thanks so much for your time, I really appreciate it.
These were fun to make as well as being quick and easy using the Christmas Gleaming Bundle and the Brightly Gleaming Specialty Designer Series Paper.
Christmas Tags
Make your tags by cutting 2″ or 5 cm strips of Very Vanilla A4 Card Stock then punch the ends using the Delightful Tag Topper Punch. Thread some Real Red 3/8″ (1 Cm) Sheer Ribbon through the hole and tie it off using the Gold Metallic Trim1/16″ (1.6 mm) wide from the Forever Greenery Trim Combo Pack
Use Night Of Navy Classic Stampin’ Pad with Red Rhinestone Basic Jewels and Star Designer Elements to embellish the tags.
Match up the punched Brightly Gleaming Specialty Designer Series Paper with the ink colours. Here I’ve used Mossy Meadow Classic Stampin’ Pad.
More Christmas Tags
These tags use Pretty Peacock Classic Stampin’ Pad. Stamp the sentiment from Christmas Gleaming Bundle. Use the appropriate ink colour and then punch out using the Classic Label Punch, then trim the ends using your Paper Snips.
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Thank you for stopping by today and I hope you come back again soon to see what else I have to share.
Remember, your creativeness is only limited by your imagination. Keep smiling and until next we share…
Blog Participants
- Libby Dyson – YOU ARE HERE
- Leonie Schroder
- Narelle Fasulo
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