Friday, 22 November 2019

25 Days of Christmas Tags - Day 13

I came across this for the first time last year - and really enjoyed it  - and when it came to Christmas I had more than enough tags made!!

It is hosted by Tracey McNeely and you will find the main hop post here
She works really hard to organise this hop and secures many sponsors!

 Each day I will CASE or be inspired by at least one tag...!

 Finally I am about half way!!

Day Thirteen showcases CAS-ual Fridays both as sponsor and as guests.
Again I will have to look in my stash for similar products.

Anyway I spotted this tag by Kim  on Day Thirteen!
I had to find a sleigh image online from Clipart! I printed this a couple of times and cut them out with a rectangular stitched die.

Here is my version:

This image shows the tags before I put on the small MDF embellishments. I used a star and a snowflake in each case instead of holly...

The sentiments are from an unbranded Christmas sentiment set.
I cut the tags with a Tim Holtz die and ran them through one of my favourite embossing folders - Cuttlebug Swiss Dots.


I added bells and twine.

I will link these to the main hop post

Happy Crafting!

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2 comments:

  1. Dawn S.22 November 2019 at 14:39

    These are so sweet! I like the embellishments and the embossed background.

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  2. Lindsey28 November 2019 at 13:20

    I like the little wooden embellishments on your sleighs, and the bright green ribbons! Great idea to dry emboss the tag bases. Thanks for being inspired by Tracey's 25 Days of Christmas Tags!

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