Hello my crafty friends! Here is a project that I created to send to my friends and family for Christmas. This has become a tradition now. These are sent instead of cards for the recipient to use as they wish. The tags end up on trees as ornaments or used in gift giving. Either way this is probably not something that ends up in the trash!!!! lol
This year I was inspired by the Rustic Farmhouse Christmas décor you see everywhere in the stores. I really love the buffalo check! Above is one of the pockets I created that holds three tags. This is how it will come in the mail to the recipient. The pocket is a Nicole Silhouette die. You can find her on YouTube where she shows you her dies and where to purchase them.
The next few pictures are going to be of the tags that were created to go in the pockets. This is a lantern shaker tag.
Don't you just love this cute Snowman from Spellbinders. He's a darling addition to these set of tags. I just love adding burlap too!
This is from a Hero Arts Stamp and Die set that I purchased at Michael's a year or so ago. I have a thing for "bears", so I had to add this to my collection.
There are several people on my card list that love Cardinals. I picked this die up a year ago. It's a Dee's Distinctively die. What a great die for layering the wings and bringing dimension to this Cardinal.
Here's another look at a different configuration of one of the pockets. This one uses Kraft Cardstock for the base. The paper used in this project was found at Hobby Lobby. They had sheets of red and black buffalo check and white and black buffalo check. Christmas Plaids and Mistletoe Lodge were the paper pads used.
Here's another pocket with white cardstock as the base. By now your asking about that Santa on the front, aren't you? He's a wooden die from Aliexpress that is still available. The stitching around him makes him look so country!
Here's a cute buffalo checked mitten tag with a birch tree background. Love the greenery on this tag.
Last but not least, is this sled tag. The Sled is from Memory Box and it was cut on red metallic paper and Kraft paper. It's pieced to make it look like an old fashioned sled.
Thank you so much for joining me today in my share. Going to try to post some more projects soon. For more information on this project, please check me out on my YouTube channel "Carol Hurlock". Until next time friends, Happy Crafting!
