Gift Tag in Retro Style
Personalize your next gift for someone with this funky retro tag. This is a great way to use up left-over scrapbook or card making supplies and is simply a lot of fun to make. Depending on the name of the recipient, punch out the appropriate letter of their name to embellish the tag. This tag is finished within 10 minutes.
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For this project you will need: - DCVW The Paper Stack “Retro Prints” (pack of 72 sheets of 12x12” paper), sheet of beige, turquoise-blue and white spotted paper - tag from shopping or self-made tag - white textured cardstock - Fiskars Shape Cutter with alphabet templates - foam stamp with flower motif - brown pigment ink pad - clear embossing powder - embossing heat gun - turquoise half bead - turquoise colored sheer ribbon - turquoise colored eyelet | ||
Instructions: 1. Cover the front and back side of the tag with your scrapbook paper. 2. Create a second white cardstock tag that measures 4 x 11 cm. Punch a hole in the top of this tag and use the Fiskars Shape Cutter to cut out the desired letter. 3. Stamp a flower onto the tag and emboss. Glue on a turquoise colored half bead onto the flower. 4. Insert an eyelet through both tags and set with eyelet tool. 5. Tie a ribbon through the eyelet hole. This is the basic tag form. It measures 10 x 5 cm. Of course, you can cut thick cardstock to a rectangular shape of this measurement and it will work just as well. More ideas, please visit Craftideas.info |
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