11 CDThursday's Until Christmas ~ Printed and Stamped Tags
There is only 11 Thursdays Until Chrismas! For some of you, this is no trouble and you never may give it a thought until this week of Christmas.
However, many of you are looking at these weeks before Chrismas and making your decorations, creating gifts, and making foods to freeze, can, and give away. It is a busy time in our house from August to Christmas!
This sixth of 16 posts will be on making Paper printed & stamped tags for the tree, gifts, and seating markers.
You will need to have a few things before you start this project.
Stamped Tags |
#6 Printed & Stamped Tags
~Multi-pack of tags (at least 6 for each of 3 designs or as many guests, gifts, & 6 ornaments)
~Colored paper in theme patterns that go well together.
~Pre-stamped squares with a Christmas Sentiment (I stamped these Christmas Sentiments years before. If you have stamps, stamp squares and set aside to dry)
~scissors
~glue stick
~Sharpie - thin tip in black
~Calligraphy pen in black (optional)
string or twine
~ink pad (Desert Sand) optional
* Another idea is to use colored pencils and color the stamped design, drawn a 3design, or add more color to the printed paper.
String & Jute, Twine from JoAnn's |
Scotch Glue Stick |
Cocoa & Desert Sand Inks from Close To My Heart. |
Tag #1
1. With the Multi-pack of tags (at least 6 for each of 3 designs or as many guests, gifts, & 6 ornaments)
2. Ink the edges of each tag with the Desert Sand/Tan color ink pad.
3. Use a "Sharpie" Ultra-Thin to write the names. I had a place for a guest, so I added a "Guest" tag. Add as many place tags as you have guests.
4. Cut all the lengths of the string/twine the same length. 6 pieces in total. Tie each of the 6 pieces in a loop.
1. With the Multi-pack of tags (at least 6 for each of 3 designs or as many guests, gifts, & 6 ornaments)
2. Cut the Colored paper smaller than the tags. Don't worry about the corners, they will be cut after gluing.
3. Glue paper to tags.
4. (0ptional) ink the edges of the tags.
5. Cut all the lengths of the string/twine the same length. 6 pieces in total. Tie each of the 6 pieces in a loop.
*Additional tags made from brown cardstock rectangles, glue on a piece of patterned paper, as above, and clip the string loop with mini-clothes pin.
Tag #3
1. Pre-stamped squares with a Christmas Sentiment (I stamped these Christmas Sentiments years before. If you have stamps, stamp squares and set aside to dry)
2. With the Multi-pack of tags (at least 6 for each of 3 designs or as many guests, gifts, & 6 ornaments)
3. Glue paper printed sentiment to tags.
4. (0ptional) ink the edges of the tags.
5. Cut all the lengths of the string/twine the same length. 6 pieces in total. Tie each of the 6 pieces in a loop.
Tags for Christmas Tree Decorations, Post Cards for Christmas Tree Decorations (later post) |
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