Gift tags – Greetings of the Season

Gift tags – Greetings of the Season. The Greetings of the Season bundle is perfect for making gift tags. Combine it with pretty paper and you’re good to go. I used the Golden Greenery Photopolymer stamp set and dies as well as the coordinating Designer Series Papers – Season of Green & Gold 12″x 12″ (30.5 x 30.5 cm) and Graceful Greenery Vellum 12″ x 12″ (30.5 x 30.5 cm). Incidentally some of the images on the papers can be die cut with the dies.

Gift tags

I used the dies to cut the corresponding leaf images and bells both from the Season of Green & Gold DSP and Graceful Greenery Vellum. Those images that didn’t have a corresponding die, I fussy cut and put each design into separate cello bags so I could access them easily. Here are 4 ideas on how you can create the gift tags by layering tags together.

4 gift tags made with Greetings of the Season and Golden Greenery

Top left tag

  • Before you die cut the largest tag die, adhere a scrap of DSP toward the bottom of card stock.
  • Also adhere ⅛” (0.3 cm) strip of Mossy Meadow above DSP.
  • Cut 1 largest Very Vanilla tag and stamp greeting in Mossy Meadow ink.
  • Die cut 1 long tag with flag end and shorten it.
  • Arrange one of the greenery and fussy cut bells and adhere with dimensionals.
  • Lastly thread ribbon through the holes

Bottom left tag

  • Die cut elongated hexagon tag – 1 in Very Vanilla and 1 in gold dotted DSP
  • Stamp in Shaded Spruce “Merry Christmas” on Old Olive card stock and die cut long rounded label
  • Arrange die cut vellum pine leaves and fussy cut Shaded Spruce leaf and die cut bell and adhere to tag
  • Lastly loop twisted gold thread in half and thread through hole to secure.

Top right tag

  • Die cut 2nd largest die 1 piece in gold DSP and 1 in Very Vanilla
  • Arrange smaller fussy cuts sprigs of pine with bell as pictured.
  • Fold twisted gold thread in half and thread through holes.
  • Tie ⅛” (0.3 cm) gold ribbon in bow and attach with glue dots on top of loop to finish.

Bottom right tag

  • Use the largest die to die cut a tag in DSP
  • Next die cut the elongated hexagon tag in Very Vanilla
  • Cut a third tag in Very Vanilla with the smallest oval shaped tag die. Use blending brushes to colour the tag in Old Olive.
  • Stamp “Merry” and the tip of the leaves in first and second generation.
  • Attach die cut DSP leaf with berries to Very Vanilla tag and stamp “for you” on tag in Mossy Meadow ink
  • Thread ⅛” (0.3 cm) Gold ribbon through holes and secure.

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Thanks for visiting. Hope you’ve been inspired to have a go at making your own. Happy Sunday – enjoy the rest of your weekend.

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