The Stamping Village came out with a GREAT stamp set this year. It features circle stamps that can be cut out with dies or punches. 12 different stamping companies designed 1 stamp each and it is called Holiday Seals [SSS | EH | SBC]

Jennifer McGuire showed a quick clip of the envelope seals and I then thought….what a GREAT idea for tags. I love making tags for gifts – I just hate to seen them thrown away because some of them take a very long time. This year I went with easy…and cute.

I love the stickers/seals too. I plan on packaging them up in little glassine envelopes and giving them away as gifts this year.

I either colored them with Copic markers (using a light hand) or heat embossed with Brutus Monroe Alabaster {SSS | EH] , Gilded [SSS | EH] or Sterling [SSS | EH] embossing powders.

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And, just for you, I have linked to multiple vendors. 🙂

The video link is above

• I randomly stamped most of the stamps from the Holiday Seals [SSS | EH | SBC] stamp set on either a label sheet or Neenah 110# cardstock [SSS | EH] using Gina K Black Amalgam Ink. [SSS | EH | GKD]
  • I left room around each one for a die cut or a punch
    
• I quickly colored with Copic Markers or embossed using Versamark Ink [SSS | EH] and Brutus Monroe Alabaster {SSS | EH] , Gilded [SSS | EH] or Sterling [SSS | EH] embossing powders. Make sure your heat gun is really hot 1st.
  
• I die cut using Hero Arts Nested Circles, Lawn Fawn Outside in Stitched Scallop Circle die [SSS | EH| SBC] or Lawn Fawn Stitched Circle – small die cut. I also used a 1 3/4” punch,
  
• I punched a hole in the top and used Lawn Fawn red/white twine [SSS | EH | SBC] and Lawn Fawn white/silver twine [SSS | EH].
  
• I stamped To/From on the back of the tags with Lawn Fawn’s Tiny Tag Sayings stamp set [SSS | EH| SBC].

And that is it this time around. The video shows all the how to’s. Want an easy project? This just might be it!

I have tons of cards on the blog – check them out! There are also some craft room organization tips and tricks that you might like and find interesting too!