Timeless Tulips Vellum Wrapped Tulip Bouquet Card with Emily

Hey everyone, it's Emily here. Today's card features the stunning Timeless Tulips stamp set and coordinating dies. These were so easy to stamp and I didn't even use a stamp positioner for these. I stamped them in reverse order using an acrylic block!

I used Fishtail Banners II dies to create a vellum wrap for the bundle of tulips and died it off with some burlap string and a tag created with the Semi Circles dies and Tag Topper Crescent dies.

Thanks so much for stopping by!

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Backyard Bugs Lunchbox Notecards Video by Emily

I have a fun project for you today! After I discovered that I could make lunchbox notecards with the Crescent Tag Topper Dies, I decided to share the process in a video because it's so much fun. I just love the versatility of these affordable dies and while you could use any of the Sunny Studio Stamp sets for these notecards, I thought these little notecards would be the perfect way to showcase the Backyard Bugs stamp set and coordinating dies.




My son hasn't seen these yet but I know he's going to love getting them in his lunchbox! The bugs are adorable  and I love the little sentiments. All of the images mix and match so well with each other, giving you an unlimited number of scenes. It's the perfect set for spring projects!

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Last Minute Christmas Tags with Lexa

Hello everyone! Lexa here sharing some last minute Christmas tags with you. I think the best advice I can give you is to keep it simple and use the same layout. All the images are from the Christmas Icons stamp set and the coordinating dies are perfect for tags.  For my tag shape, I chose the classic Tag Toppers Dies and Fishtail Banner II Dies.

First I cut 4 pieces 2"x4.25" panel from white cardstock and shaped them one by one with the dies. I also prepared some leftovers Christmas patterned papers for the tags. I stamped all my images with Versafine black ink on watercolor paper and colored them with Distress Markers.

The stitched circle are blended with Mowed Lawn and Candied Apple Distress Inks. I love the classic color combination for Christmas, red and green will never go wrong. The sentiments on the tags came from various stamp set, Holiday Style and Bundled Up. Last touch is Gold Wink of Stella on the bottom part of my tags. It looks so sparkling in real life. I choose the white and red chevron ribbon, it matches my tags perfectly. Here, I want to show you closer looks of my tags...

Thank you so much for stopping by today, I hope you get inspired. Have a wonderful Christmas and happy holidays! :)

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Quick & Easy Holiday Gift Tags with Vanessa

Happy Thursday! Vanessa here with my last minute tags. I decided to use up some of my hoarded patterned paper for them:

Using Tag Topper Dies - Crescent, I die-cut three tags from patterned paper and from vellum and assembled them with ribbon. Now I die-cut the banner from Little Angels Dies thrice from red cardstock, adhered them to the tags and trimmed them. Then I stamped the images from the Christmas Icons set and the Mug Hugs set, colored them with Copics and die-cut them with the matching dies. Finally, I adhered the images to the tags with foam tape.

I think to use to vellum over patterned paper is a great way to tone down the patterns a bit and makes it easier to add other images/embellishments, don't you think?

Thank you so much for visiting today and a very merry Christmas to you and your loved ones!!

Vanessa

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Christmas Gift Tags with Lindsey

Hi, Lindsey here today sharing a trio of last minute holiday tags. I created these tags using the stamp set Christmas Icons and the crescent tag topper die. They were super fast and easy to do. Let's get started on how I created this fun set.

To begin, I cut some patterned holiday paper to 6" x 3". Then I used the tag topper die to cut the top of the die. On the bottom of the tag, I adhered a strip of coordinating paper and cut it using a scalloped border die. Next, I cut three stitched circles from white card stock. This is what I would be doing my stamping on. Before I stamped, I added some distress ink to the edges of the circles. Once I had the images stamped, I colored the images using Copic markers and adhered the circles to the tag base. Finally, I added some holiday twine and a little Wink of Stella to some of the images. That's it!

These tags were so easy to create, but I think they are also so cute. They would make a great handmade touch to any holiday package. I hope you will be inspired to try your own tags. Thanks for reading, and I hope you have a wonderful holiday!

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Last-Minute Holiday Tags with Video by Emily

I'm here with some last-minute holiday tags using Santa's Helpers, Crescent Tag Topper Dies, Traditional Tag Topper Dies and Fishtail Banners Dies. The images were coloured a few weeks ago so it was easy to throw these tags together. See how I assembled the tags here:

I love how these animals look just like my friends' pets! It's perfect when you can personalize gifts. I could easily turn these tags into cards by attaching them to a card base with some festive paw prints in the background. I love dressing up my tags with basic black and white chevron ribbon, bells and string in both gold and silver.

Thanks so much for stopping by!

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Gift Tags with Lindsey Using Christmas Icons & Tag Topper Dies

Hi, Lindsey here today sharing a tag set I made using the fun Christmas Icons stamp set, crescent tag topper, and fishtail banner II dies. This set is perfect for tag making, and I was able to whip these little cuties up pretty quickly. Let's see how!

To begin, I selected some coordinating patterned paper to create my tag base from. I used the tag topper die and the fishtail banner to create the tag shape. Then I cut some white card stock strips to go across the middle of each tag. That is where I did my stamping. I selected the images and "to/from" that I wanted to use on each tag and stamped them out. I colored all the images using Copic markers. I also used Copic markers to draw a line at the top and bottom of each white piece of card stock. This added some interest and helped pull the colors together. I attached the stamped panel to each tag using some regular adhesive and added a color coordinated reinforcer to the hole in each tag. To finish these tags off, I added some matching twine.

That's it for me today. I appreciate you checking out my project and hope you will try some tags yourself. You can't go wrong with this set because it just makes the tag making process so easy with everything you need in one set. Have a great day!

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