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Christmas Scrap Tags

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Hi friends!  Sandy here for ScrapBook Blessings Club to share with you Saturday's anything goes project. We will be using different techniques to make Christmas Tags today.

First, I have my tip of the day for you.... Gather up those scraps, they make excellent tags!

Onto today's project...
I have a couple tags to showcase that I did using scraps (nothing was bought new for these) and the different card techniques used for 12 days of Christmas Blog hop. I did 12 videos with 12 different cards.  You can check those out of step by step instructions. Right now, I will just show you how I used the same techniques to make my Christmas Tags for this year.
If you are a member of our Facebook Group then you got a sneak peak of these tags.  Plus our current challenge right now is TAGS, just create card or project but make sure it has a tag on it!!!

First up is my favorite one!

  • Gold Emboss Reindeer: 
supplies: embossing powder, heat gun, versa mark, ribbons, white gel pen for "snow", ink and dauber


  • Tag a tag:
supplies: large tag, ribbon, small tag with embellishents. Kinda different having a tag on a tag, lol. (it was a tag on a card for the blog hop)



Distress tag: paper tearing, embossing, sanding, inking
supplies: ribbons, Core'dinations cardstock (best kind for distressing) chipboard snowflakes, embossing powder, heat gun ( DT Cristina shared a video with us on how to double emboss chipboard. This is the first time I used the tech and I love it!)


Pre-made Embellishment tag:
supplies: tag, journaling square, chip board embellishment (seriously, this took me 1 min to make and I think its cute)


Clean and Simple tag:
supplies: bakers twine, ink pad and various stamps. (for CAS projects, remember: White Space)

Embossing, Border Punch and Sanding:
supplies: Cuttlebug, embossing folder, flower embellishment, ribbon, border punch, sanding block (one of my favorites!)

Tearing and embossing skinny tag:
supplies: embossing folder, sand block, chipboard snowflake, ribbon for the bottom and stamps ( This is my go to Christmas stamp, its always nice to have a "go to " stamp for you sentiments)

To make tags you can basically use anything you have on hand ( after Christmas sales are a great way to stock up on embellishments for cheap)
I hope your enjoyed today's project. If you have a question, please leave it in the comments, and a DT member will get back to you.  You can visit me to see more card/project ideas at A Working Mom's Joy. Also, you can join up to our Facebook group: Scrapbook Blessings Club for more fun, games, inspiration, tips and techniques.  

And as always, comments are appreciated. Thank you for stopping by and Have a blessed day!
~ SANDY
 SBC Team Designer
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