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hand made gift tags

Hand Made Gift Tags

economical
all occasion
adorable tags




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Card Stock & Stickers


What can you make with left over card stock and stickers? Adorable gift tags! Use card stock from your other projects. Add stick-on letters, notions and other decor. Customize your tags to fit any occasion.

Economical, because you can use your "odds & ends" from other projects.

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Supplies

hole punch
scissors
string / floss
card stock / greeting cards
stickers / stamps
felt marker
ruler
gift tag supplies  

Directions

1.  Cut Card Stock

Cut rectangle or shape of your preference out of card stock or old greeting card.
cut cardstock for gift tag 2.  Punch Hole

Punch a small hole in the upper left corner or left center for attaching string, floss or ribbon (may be elsewhere if using different shape of card stock) .
punch holes for ribbon
 
3.  Thread Ribbon

Thread the floss/ribbon/string through the hole and tie a knot or, as shown in the photo, thread the floss/ribbon/string through a button.
thread floss for loop on hand made gift tag If you choose to use a button, thread the floss through a button hole from back to front, then and back through to the button back (the way you would when sewing on a button) to secure it, preventing the floss from slipping out. To finish it off, tie a loop (as shown) and cut off any extra. floss loop for hand made tag
 
4.  Decorate

For the tags shown in this project, I used letter stickers for the To/From and a felt tip marker for the ":" (colon). You can use general or holiday / special occasion stickers, as well as stamps, to decorate.
hand made gift tag




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