It's almost that time, you know, when you realize you've gotten all your shopping done, but now you have to wrap it all!
Today's Twelve Days of Christmas Project is a simple one. It's time for some DIY Christmas tags.
I picked up some pretty blue rhinestones, silver mini ink pad, and these glitter cloth stickers from the craft bins at Jo Ann's last month. I used a snowflake stamp from my Winter Holiday Stamp Set from CTMH for the snowflake tags above.
To make your own Christmas tags, you'll need to cut pieces of card stock 2" x 4", clip the corners off the top, and punch a hole in the center.
I had a ton of gray and red card stock strips laying in my craft room from some recent book projects. So I cut them up and Bug and I made tags. The star designed stamped on these blue Christmas star tags came from a Halloween mini stamp set I picked up, also, at Jo Ann's.
I added some of the cloth glitter stickers and voila! Beautiful tags for Christmas packages or other occasions. And, in the photo below, I took the red and Bug stamped Santa on these tags. I was so thrilled to see how they came out, but disappointed Bug not only knew about them, but helped create them, now Santa can't put them on the Lower children's presents.
Don't you think these would make cute Christmas gift tags for Santa packages?
This Santa stamp came from a Christmas gnome stamp set I got from oriental trading last year.
What are you wishing for Santa to bring you this year?
Today's Twelve Days of Christmas Project is a simple one. It's time for some DIY Christmas tags.
I had a ton of gray and red card stock strips laying in my craft room from some recent book projects. So I cut them up and Bug and I made tags. The star designed stamped on these blue Christmas star tags came from a Halloween mini stamp set I picked up, also, at Jo Ann's.
This Santa stamp came from a Christmas gnome stamp set I got from oriental trading last year.
What are you wishing for Santa to bring you this year?
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