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Posted by Spellbinders Team on October 24, 2021
Custom Christmas Gift Tags by Annie Williams – Using Electronic and Manual Machines Together
Hi there, this is Annie Williams and I’m excited to be back on the blog once again today to share some pretty foiled gift tags made by combining digital cutting files with some of the latest Christmas products from Spellbinders. One of the benefits of using electronic cutting machines in your papercrafting is the ability to cut custom names and phrases to truly personalize a project. However, I still like to use my manual machine to add the texture and shine that really makes the project pop.
I always like to create extra special gift tags for my closest loved ones at Christmas. My Silhouette CAMEO can cut multiple tag shapes and custom names quickly, but my Spellbinders Platinum helps me take these tags to the next level.
Open up a tag shape file in your software and adjust the size as needed (I used a digital cutting file from this set, but you can find basic tag shapes everywhere).
Type the names for your tags out in your software using your desired font and size. Apply a 0.05” offset to each name and move the resulting digital design aside.
Cut the names out of Mirror Gold Cardstock and the offset out of Snowdrift Cardstock. Adhere the name to the offset with liquid glue.
Adhere the names to the center of each tag and pop a foiled sentiment strip up on the top with foam adhesive.
Add twine or ribbon to attach the tag to your bags or boxes.
I hope you enjoyed these fun and foiled custom Christmas gift tags and thanks so much for stopping by today. You can find more inspiration over at my blog AnnieBWills.com.
Spellbinders Supplies:
Other Supplies
Gold baker’s twine, foam adhesive, Silhouette CAMEO, Gift Tag Set Digital Cutting File
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Hi Candy! I think this is Buttercup font and I don’t remember the size I used, but the final names are about one inch tall on these tags.
That touch of glimmer to a great set of tags is spectacular! Personalizing each is a great idea and makes it special!!!
Beautiful. What font and size did you use for the names? Love the way these look.
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3 comments
Hi Candy! I think this is Buttercup font and I don’t remember the size I used, but the final names are about one inch tall on these tags.
That touch of glimmer to a great set of tags is spectacular! Personalizing each is a great idea and makes it special!!!
Beautiful. What font and size did you use for the names? Love the way these look.