Holiday Tags Assortment

Gift tags are a must-have year-round in every home and even more so during the holidays. Learn how to turn out classy, custom gift tags in assembly-line style, with the help of the Cricut^® Art Philosophy cartridge, in this Close To My Heart video. It's one more way to tell your gift recipient, "You're worth it!"

 

 

Need supplies?  Go to my website go get started: www.MaryEisen.myctmh.com.

Stamp of the Month Blog Hop - Good Times!

It's that time again!  Time to Hop around and see all the great artwork that consultants created with September's Stamp of the Month - Good Times!  You should be coming from Melissa's Blog, if not, keep hopping and you will make a complete circle.

~ ~ ~ IT'S MY BIRTHDAY TODAY ~ ~ ~ 

LITTLE SELF PROMO THERE

Here is the stamp set:  

(The red lines around some of the stamps means that our new Cricut Cartridge cuts that shape and then you can stamp the image on it!!!)

Here is the card I made:

 I used Sparkles for the center of the flower and the corner of the card.  

Paper flowers and a little ribbon to finish it off.

My daughter started Kindergarten this week so I created 

a tag with all of her information on it so she will get on the right bus!  

It's her first time riding!

 Here's her backpack!

Leave a message and then go hop over to Shannon's Blog  to see more great work by her!

Thanks for looking!

Gift Tags

My friend asked me to do a Gift Tag Class, but I couldn't think of what to make until I started playing with my Cricut and a blog I followed posted something similar

(you had to buy a tool that makes tags - not!)

I cut these out of CS with the Cricut and decorated them. I cut Snowflakes and circles to decorate the front and added a little bling for good measure. It took a little time to figure out the best way to layout the background on the software because the ornament has a angle to it and it had to be a mirror image. The green paper is from Creative Basics Kit from last year (still available) and when I cut it out it only goes on one way because of the angle of the ornament.

They are folded over and a string will go thru the top to hang on gifts.I'm not totally loving the last two pictures, but not bad for a first time run.