If you have been hopping with us, then you have arrived from Casandra's blog here and you have checked out her stinkin' cute layout! If you get lost along the way, you can always return to Melinda's list here for a complete list.
This month's stamp of the month is all about Christmas.. WHAT? Christmas already?! My husband has not started complaining but he will be soon.
This stamp is a collection of tags and I was trying to think outside the box, but that project is in the works. Hopefully I will get it done later in the week.
I decided to create a tag box using the CTMH Artiste cartridge. I created the design found on page 49 here.
In the Cricut Explore, the design comes in grouped and I enlarged it to fit the 12" x 12" sheet of paper. It looked like this. You will find the CRICUT EXPLORE FILE HERE.
I added a strip of New England Ivy cardstock .75 x 4.75 and scored each end at .75. I changed the top and created a decorated flap instead of a slide-on top.
I am not real happy with the photo as my tablet does not take as nice pictures as my Nikon. It is going to be a long 2 months until Christmas.... I cut a sheet of tags in both White Daisy and Colonial white. You can find the CRICUT EXPLORE FILE HERE.
Supplies:
X7187 Yuletide Paper Pack
Z2170 Ruby Stamp pad
Z2135 New England Ivy Stamp pad
Z2118 Desert Sand Stamp pad
Z2174 Champagne Stamp pad
Now it is off to Melinda's blog here to check out here absolutely darling card using this stamp set.
13 comments:
I love this. It's a great little gift idea.
Great idea to use this stamp set to create gift tags!
Such a clever idea! Love it!
Wow, what a great little gift with Christmas tags, how fun!
Fantastic project !
Ooh! Ooh! This is cute!
Love it. Now I am going to make some gift tags too! Thank you for the inspiration.
Love it, so nice of you to give the files too.
What a great way to keep Christmas tags on hand - I love it!
Very nice set of gift tags!
Love love love!!
What a unique idea. Thanks for the explorer file!
What a great way to reuse your scraps! Instead of recycling, you were actually reusing and repurposing
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