I knew that I wanted to make some tags and this was how I started my ideas. First I did a rough sketch of how I wanted my tag to look. See the sketch with the arrow. I die cut a tag from Main Street Tags by Memory Box and stamped my image of the baby and the large star on masking paper.
Next, I masked off the baby in the manger and the large star and went to work with my sponges to create the clouds.
Next, I put my handmade stencil for the rays over the tag and sponged yellow ink over until I was happy with how it looked. Then I removed the masks.
When I thought of making a tag, I went right to my tag dies. But if you don't have any of those, you can use any dies that you have. The next set of tags are just that and I think that they are much more interesting and different.
This one uses the angel for the set.
Using oval and cross-stitched dies and a simple stamp looks so elegant.
It was quick and easy.
For a more masculine or rustic look, I used an embossed folder with a wood grain look
For this tag, I heat embossed the sentiment in Platinum. Another quick and easy tag.
This lamb image reminds me of younger days. When we hung ornaments like this on the tree.
We all need tags to make our gifts special, but I need Christmas cards too.
This slimline card was one that I did for the original release.
I hope you'll try your hand at decorating a gift tag or card. They make a gift look extra special.
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