Christmas Tags

Tags I didn't post before:

 It's flowers:

It's flowers:

Shaker tag:

My Favorite of the Black and White Christmas Tags

This tag is about 4 x 6 inches. 

Materials Used:

The Paper Studio:  Santa Image, Merry Washi Tape, Black and White Striped Cardstock, baker's twine

Bristol 100 lb. Smooth Vellum surface:  white flower.  Using unknown die and unknown copper colored stamens

CherryLynn Designs die:  red flowers using unknown cardstock and unknown stamens

Sizzix dies:  Greenery using Bazzill cardstock

Authentique Sentiment Cut-Apart Tag

Cut-aparts or card toppers, whatever you call it, that is what I used to make this tag.  Got to admit, I don't care for how it turned out.

The Authentique cut-apart as it originally was:

I cut off the border, rounded the bottom corners added glitter and gems.  And turned it into a tag itself, by adding a circle reinforcement and a cord at the top.

The tag is about 3 1/2 inches by 5 inches. 

Materials Used:

Cord, gems, sequins and stamens:  unknown

Papers and cardstock:  Bazzill, Authentique, Stamperia

White flowers and snowflakes:  CherryLynn Designs dies

Poinsettia:  Spellbinders Cinch 'n Go die

Greenery:  CheeryLynn Designs die, Sizzix die, Martha Stewart punch

Black and White Striped Tag

Approximate size of this 4 x 6 inches.

Supplies Used:

Tag:  scrapbook paper unknown, edged in black ink.

Bow:  The Paper Studio black cardstock, edged with DecoArt Metallic Lustre in Gold Rush

Twine:  The Paper Studio

Glitter feather stickers:  I think it is from The Paper Studio

Sentiment:  The Paper Studio

Heart Washi Tape:  The Paper Studio

Gold Glittered sticks:  unknown

Flowers:  cardstock from The Paper Studio, stamens unknown, flat back pearl unknown, die unknown

Adhesive:  Zip Dry Paper Glue

Angel Christmas Tag

This tag is about 4 x 6. 
   I made the tag base by cutting a 4 inch strip from the 12 inch cardstock, folding it in half, angling the top corners, punching a hole in top and using a curved corner punch on the bottom before gluing the two sides down together.

Supplies Used:

Tag:  Cardstock unknown, edged in DecoArt Metallic Lustre in Gold Rush

Top bow:  The Stamps of Life die, Bazzill cardstock, edged with DecoArt Metallic Lustre in Gold Rush

Hole Reinforcement:  Bazzill cardstock, hole in center punched with Crop-a-dile, circle made with EK Success 1/2 inch circle punch

Focal Image:  La Petites Dimensional Sticker by The Paper Studio, raised up on additional dimensional dots

Narrow Gold Ribbon used in loops with flowers, and as a way to hide dimensional dots,  and as tag hanger:  unknown

3 Gold Chipboard Stars:  Hobby Lobby Christmas Crafts (from years past, I don't think they still have these)

3 Peachy Pink Roses, 5 Blue Roses, 3 White Roses:  Wild Orchid Crafts, Diamond Stickles added to largest roses

Foliage for roses:  Martha Stewart punch with Bazzill cardstock, Sizzix die with unknown cardstock for rose leaves

Adhesive:  Zip Dry Paper Glue

Looking into the edge of the tag to see the ribbon going around the dimensional pop dots:

The finished tag:

Christmas Tag

   This tag is about 2 x 4 inches.  It was made by cutting a 2 inch strip off the scrapbook paper, cutting it to 8 inches long and then folding it in half, angle the top edges and punch the hole.  I sandwiched some heavier cardstock between the two layers, before gluing it all down.

Supplies Used:

Tag:  The Paper Studio, Old World Winter Collection, edges inked in brown ink

Washi Tape between two patterns of paper:  The Paper Studio

Hole Reinforcement circle:  1/2 inch hole punch from EK Success, The Paper Studio paper

Red flower:  Sizzix die, Bazzill cardstock, stamens unkown

Blue flowers:  Sizzix die, blue shimmery paper unkown, flat back pearl colored with brown permanent Sharpie 

Foilage:  Sizzix die, Bazzill cardstock

Adhesive:  Zip Dry Paper Glue

Happy Birthday, Jesus Tag

This tag measures about 3 x 5 inches.  It was made by cutting a 3 inch strip from a 12 inch sheet of scrapbook paper, folding it in half, cutting the extra length off, angling the edges. I cut another tag out of thicker paper to sandwich between the layers of this tag to make the whole thing sturdier.

Supplies Used:

Tag Base:  Cardstock unknown, edged in brown ink

Poinsettia Flowers:  Sizzix die, unknown cardstock, unknown flatback pearl colored with brown permanent Sharpie

Foilage around Poinsettias:  Bazzill cardstock, Sizzix dies, Spellbinders Poinsettia die, Martha Stewart punch

Sentiment:  The Paper Studio

Bow:  The Stamps of Life die, unknown cardstock 

Strip along bottom of tag:  unknown cardstock

Twine to hang tag:  The Paper Studio
Adhesive:  Zip Dry Paper Glue

Striped Black and White Christmas or Any Occasion Tag

This tag that I had made can really be used for any occasion, although I had made it with Christmas in mind.
   It measures approximately 4 x 6" and is made once again without dragging out any tag dies.  I simply cut a 4 inch strip the length of a 12" sheet of cardstock, folded it in half, angled the top, punched the hole, and glued the two sides down (they are attached at the fold on top).  I didn't do anything to the bottom edge because I usually like the bottom to be square when I use striped paper.

Supplies Used:

Tag:  cardstock unknown, edged in unknown black ink

Top bow:  The Stamps of Life die, unknown gold glitter cardstock

Sentiment:  The Paper Studio

Gold Glitter Washi Tape along bottom:  The Paper Studio

White Roses:  Wild Orchard Crafts

Black Wired Organza Ribbon:  unknown

Narrow gold ribbon:  unknown
Adhesives:  Zip Dry Paper Glue, hot glue to glue down flowers and black ribbon

A close up of the sentiment that I think could be used for multiple occasions:

Black and White Christmas Tags

I wanted a couple flatter tags in black and white with Christmas gold.  These poinsettias at Hobby Lobby are relatively flat (for flowers) and they were crazy glittery, so I thought they would be perfect.

   The base for the tag is from my stash and unfortunately I don't remember who made it.  The main tag is about 4 x 6 inches and the to/from tag is about 2 x 4.  They were both made by cutting a strip from the 12 x 12" paper sheet, folding it in half (so the tag is sturdier and double sided) (the fold is on the top) and gluing the sides together, angling the top edges and punching the hole in the center.

Supplies Used:

Base cardstock:  unknown, edges inked in black ink

Poinsettia flowers:  Hobby Lobby Christmas Crafts

Greenery for flowers:   Tim Holtz Sizzix thinlits die

Threads under flowers:  black Prism threads

Bow:  The Stamps of Life die; unknown gold glitter paper

Gold Glitter Washi tape along bottom of  tag:  The Paper Studio

Sentiment:  from the Dear Santa Sticker Pack made by

The Paper Studio

Ribbon for tag tie:  unknown

Adhesive:  Zip Dry Paper Glue

Tag #1:

Tag #2:

Hallmark Christmas Tag

Hallmark makes some beautiful Christmas cards and I had a couple cards left from a year or so ago and decided to use the image on it to make another Christmas tag.
   The finished tag is about 4 x 6 inches and I made it by cutting a 4" wide strip off 12 inch cardstock, folded it in half, cut the angle at the top and punched the hole at the top and then curved the bottom corners using a punch (I had to use the punch before I glued the front and back down, so my punch would cut the thickness).  I used DecoArt's Metallic Lustre in Gold Rush to "ink" the edges.  The cardstock was from my stash and I don't remember who made it.  I used my Crop-a-dile from We Are Memory Keepers to punch the holes.  And to make the circle hole reinforcer, I punched a hole in the gold glitter paper with the Crop-a-dile, then lined my 1/2 EK Success hole punch over it to punch a little circle with a hole in the center.  I used the Zip Dry paper glue to add it to the tags. 
   Using the same process, I made a little 2 x 3 inch tag to use for the To/From.  Usually, I would use a piece of double sided tape and add some cardstock to write the To/From's on, but this cardstock has this lovely raised gold design that would make it impossible to write on smoothly, so that will have to be added later.
 

 
Supplies used:
Base:  unknown cardstock
Focal image:  cut from Hallmark Christmas card
Focal flower:  die unkown; cut from Bazzill cardstock; Stamens unknown; edges inked in DecoArt Metallic Lustre in Gold Rush; leaves from same unknown die set cut out of gold glitter paper (maker also unknown)
Foliage:  Martha Stewart punch; cardstock unkown
Rose buds:  Wild Orchid Crafts
Bow:  The Stamps of Life die cut; Bazzill cardstock; edged with DecoArt Metallic Lustre in Gold Rush
Banner:  Bazzill cardstock edged with DecoArt Metallic Lustre in Gold Rush; Stampabilites sentiment; gold embossing powder unknown; The Paper Studio Washi tape.
Adhesive:  Zip Dry Paper Glue
Ribbon:  unknown

   

Felt Owl Gift Tags

While at Hobby Lobby a few weeks ago, I saw these cute felt owls in the Christmas section for the tiny trees.  I decided I wanted to make simple woodland Christmas tags with them to go with my woodland Christmas theme for my nephew.
   First I choose some cardstock from my stash (sorry, don't know who this paper is by) and made it into a tag.  I didn't die cut the tag I just folded the cardstock over (so the tag would be sturdier and double sided), cut angles at the top and punched a hole for the string.  Then I used my scalloped scissors to add the detail at the bottom of the tag; inked the edges with brown ink and had my simple base for my owl tags.  They are about 3 x 5 inches big. 
  Next, I went out into the yard and found a stick.  I cut it to length and added some fake snow.
Then it was time to add the owls.

Added a layered and inked banner under the branch (had to add a few gems to the banner -- it is for Christmas after all).  Made a paper bow with a die cut from The Stamps of Life by Stephanie Barnard Designs, inked it's edges and added it to the top.  Cut and inked some circles to use for the To and Froms.  Added a Holly sticker from Hobby Lobby. And tied it up with some bakers twine.

There were 6 owls in the pack, but I only made 4 tags like these and saved the other 2 owls for further inspiration.