Christmas Tags
Posted by Michelle Short on October 03, 2017

Christmas Tags

Hello there, Michelle here and today I have a project to share with you using the new Santa's Door Accessories Stamp Set and Frame Cuts that were released as an add-on to the October My Monthly Hero kit. The set works really well with the Paper Layering Wooden Door but I wanted to use the set on it's own, so I created some tags that I can add to presents at Christmas.

Christmas Tag by Michelle Short for Hero Arts

I started off by cutting two tags using the Tag Infinity Dies and white cardstock. I stamped the wreath from the set using Intense Black Ink and then coloured them with Copic Markers.  I then added a layer of Crystal Glaze to the berries and set aside to dry. On a separate piece of cardstock, I stamped the bow and again coloured this with Copic Markers, adding some glitter pens dots and white highlights with a gel pen. The bows were then cut out using the coordinating die.

Christmas Tag by Michelle Short for Hero Arts

I took the 'Merry Christmas' sentiment from the Off-Beat Holiday Messages set and stamped this on to the bottom of the tags with Intense Black Ink. I then adhered the bow on to the tags with foam tape. To finish off, I added twine to the top.

Thanks so much for popping by today! I hope you have a lovely day!

 

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