November 13, 2019

DIY Christmas Gift Tags

Hello! Today I am sharing how I created my own Christmas gift tags. Some of the fancy gift tags in the store can be pricey so I thought I would make my own.


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Below is a video tutorial showing exactly how I created my project.
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To create my Christmas gift tags I first painted a sheet of chipboard with a coat of the TCW9001 White Gesso. Once it was dry I sprayed some green color sprays over the chipboard and let that dry. Then using the TCW9036 Champagne Gold Modeling Paste with the TCW875 Pine Needle Print stencil.



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2 comments:

  1. I think your tags are just stunning. Thank you for thee inspiration!

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