Quick & Simple Holiday Tags!
Hi readers! Happy Thursday to you! It’s a WEEK before Christmas!! How did THAT happen?!? We asked our pal Sarah Moerman for some inspiration and she delivered three delightful tags that we can enjoy and recreate!
Hi everyone,I’m excited to be sharing some Christmas tags I made here on the Simon Says Stamp Blog! I was inspired by all the shaker cards I’ve been seeing lately and wanted to add this fun feature to some of the Christmas tags I’ll be using this year.I started all three tags by die cutting some of the Stitched Rectangles Dies to make my frames.
For the Christmas Blessings tag I added a piece cut from a Hero Arts Acetate Notecard to the back of the frame, followed by strips of foam adhesive to completely cover the edging. I then added the sequins and a piece of Mint cardstock to the back. Finally, I die cut the Christmas Blessings die with Cotton Candy cardstock and adhered it to the acetate at the front of the tag.
For the Big Holiday Wishes tag I die cut a piece of vellum using Gift Card Envelope Die, heat embossed the sentiment, and assembled the envelope. I then added sequins, sealed the top, and adhered the envelope to a piece of SSS Cotton Candy cardstock framed with one of my die cut frames.
Finally, for the ‘Tis the Season tag I adhered Mint cardstock to the back of one of my diecut frames. I then diecut 3 of the same ornament from Ornament Dies set using Cotton Candy cardstock, scoring all three down the middle. I covered the fronts of them with embossing ink and heat embossed them with WOW Strawberry Crush Embossing Glitter. I adhered my pieces together to form a 3D ornament and attached it to my tag. Finally, I stamped my sentiment and added some sequins. (I know this one isn’t a shaker tag but it still has sequins). :)
I finished all three tags off by punching a small hole in each of them and adding some May Arts Natural Twine so they can be used as Christmas ornaments once they’ve served their gift-giving purpose.
Thanks so much for stopping by and a big thanks to Simon for having me!
Sarah
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So love these shaker cards and that cool mint background.
Love the colors!
Pretty tags. Love the soft colors and the sequins.
Santa Hubby is bringing me SSS stitched rectangles for Christmas! Yippy Skippy! I can’t wait to try them and your shaker card!
Thanks so much for great products and for sharing with us!!!
So cute, clever & fun! Great ideas, too.
Beautiful–love the use of vellum in these projects.
Love the card and to look of the new stitched dies from SimonSays, can’t wait to have some in my stash too!
Great ideas for tags.
I love all of these tags with all the sequins and what you can do with them! They are all so beautiful!!
Great cards! I love all 3 and all the sequins! Thank you for all the inspiration!
Thanks for the inspiration! These are fabulous!
Nice colors and very festive, indeed! Thanks.
Beautiful tags–such great ideas! Can’t wait to give them a try.
Ohhh these are fab … thanks for the inspiration :)
I adore that Christmas Blessings dies! I’m using them on my cards this year!
Oh, these are so sweet. Love the shaker tags. Hugz
I just love these cards, I’m actually making a shaker card to send to a fb friend interstate!! Hopefully if all goes to plan she will get it before CHRISTmas!!! Also love the ornament card and will have to try out that idea too!! Thanks for all of the inspiration you share, I am just glad that I decided to follow your blog via email so I hopefully don’t miss things!!!
Love these shaker card tags and the mint color background is just beautiful!
I am getting into sequins so it is fun to see ways to use them!
I in love with sequins lately, they make everything pretty)
Wonderful tag ideas – thank you so much.
Great tags Sarah!
More than cards, I LOVE beautiful gift tags!!! Thank you for sharing these beauties!
Gorgeous gift tags Sarah!
How fun! Love the shaker tags.