I'm trying to use the stash I've accumulated through the years, and making tags is a great way to make those little snippets of designer paper, ribbon, and card stock disappear! I used a Lawn Fawn die to cut all the tags, and I've had a container of these punched deer for years! They were done with a Martha Stewart punch, and they're the perfect size for tags. I added a die-cut Lawn Fawn stitched golden snowflake to this one....
I added a sprig of holly with some red liquid pearl drops to this one...
For the third tag, this one has a sprig of holly but gold Stickles were used for the berries. I designed these after a tag I saw in the SU! catalog.
I'll enter these into the Cute Card Thursday challenge #561 which is anything goes.
Wishing you a wonderful Thursday and thanks for stopping by!
Carol
16 comments:
Great guy tags and a wonderful way to use up those scraps. They seem to take over my craft room!
Very cute idea, Carol! I never thought to do this with all that leftover DSP and little diecuts that have built up in my overgrown stash! Since I am not doing any gifts this year (everyone getting gift cards w/ money) the tags wont serve me a purpose but I hope I can remember this for next year! I love each & every one of your cute tags and how you embellished them! Nice job! TFS and enjoy your day....even if it is going to rain, sigh! Hugs~
Fantastic masculine gift tags!
Many thanks for joining us at Cute Card Thursday this week for our Challenge!
Debxx
These are wonderful tags, all showcasing this pretty paper that you are no longer hoarding! All I have been making lately is tags, too. Partly because I didn’t buy any this year and need to wrap these gifts! Have a great day!
You do amazing things with your "stash" All are really lovely. I need to do that too. The neighbors who are coming to my craft night are helping me to do that. I always said I had enough for several people to craft.(smile)
A fabulous collection of tags Carol, they are all pretty but I especially like the lovely colour combination on the first one.
Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
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Great tags, you've done REALLY well with the masculine theme in your cards and now these.
Faith
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How lovely tags! And please, take a bow for using your small pieces of ribbon and papers! 😊 All them have a fabulous masculine look!
Big hugs and a very merry Christmassdtms
I love all those tags and it is a great way to use up little bits and pieces of designer paper. I am not much of a tag maker but I may have to figure out a way to use my little snippets too.
These are absolutely fantastic. Love that little deer and he's perfect for a tag. They're going to look so pretty on a package.
Lynn
These are great and I'm full of admiration, every time I try to make tags they just end up in the recycling. I really like how you've made the tags look so different yet they make a nice set. I'm going to wish you and your family a very Happy Christmas and a peaceful New Year and to say thank you for all your comments on my blog posts... you have no idea how much I appreciate your kindness, take care x
Your tags are lovely, Carol and a great way of using up little pieces of patterned papers and little die cuts. xx
Great tags and a super use of papers! Hope you have a nice weekend!
Carol, your tags are just GORGEOUS!! I love the little deer and good for you on using up some more of those scraps!! I always look to you for clever ideas in using it up!! If I don't get a chance to get around, Merry Christmas to you my friend!! Thanks for sharing your creation with us at Cute Card Thursday Challenges! HUGS, *Vicki* (DT)
Wonderful holiday tag designs Carol.
Hugs Diane
Fabulous masculine tags love the die-cut deer and great use of oddments too
Carol x
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