Hey card making friends and welcome back. Today I’m sharing Simon Says Stamp Ornament Options Tags. With Christmas just 5 days away, you are probably wrapping gifts so some tags would really help you out right? Especially some cute little ornament tags that helped you clean out your card stock scrap bin like these little guys.
The Ornament Options stamp and die bundle from Simon Says Stamp is perfect for creating these and I used the Misti and the Sticky Mat to hold them in place so I could heat emboss the sentiments around the outside edge.
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These tags are super easy to create and they really do clean out your scrap bin. Just take a pile of scrap and cut into different sized strips.
Next, Use Tear-rific two sided adhesive sheets and glue all the pieces down onto the sheets.
Then, peel off the backing and stick to a piece of cardstock. I did a 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ piece and had plenty of room for all these tags. Plus I recycle my scrap bin every Jan 1st, so I felt like I saved some card stock from impending doom, haha….
How to create the Simon Says Stamp Ornament Options Tags
Start by using the smaller tag die to cut out the striped colored circle. (I mass produced these cutting 5 of each at a time).
Next, use both of the dies and cut out the front and back in white.
Then, place the striped piece inside the Misti, secured to the sticky mat. Line up one of the sentiment stamps and stamp in VersaMark Ink. Cover with white embossing powder, shake off the excess and heat set. (repeat 5 times to do them all with different sentiments).
Finally, using the fine tip on the Bearly Art Glue, glue them all together.
Decorating the Centers:
The Simon Says Stamp Ornament Options Tags die set has additional dies to cut out the poinsettia and the snowflake I have used for the centers of my tags.
Start by cutting the poinsettia piece 3 times, twice in white and once in green. Cut the snowflake from the new LUX Glitter paper (I saved every scrap of this stuff – it’s amazing)
Then Glue them to the center of each of the tags.
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Oh my goodness, your tags are beautiful Sandi! Love the striped backgrounds and the little die cut images are fantastic! 🙂
Thanks so much Amy
These are delightful and such a good idea for those scraps!
Thanks Sharon, it was and really fun too
I love these!!!!!!!! Just beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️
thank you Natasha
I absolutely LOVE these Sandi! Stripes are always fun and these look fabulous with the die cut sentiments and additional die cuts in the centres. What a great set. I ended up having to make some tags this year as I wrapped present and all I could find time for was a snowflake on the front of a red cardstock tag die cut! haha! I also love that you saved those bits of cardstock from the trash 🙂
thank you Lisa, and yes, we do what we can when time gets short, LOL, at least as card makers we have lots of dies to help us out. I’m sure your tags are lovely. Merry Christmas
These are stunning! What a lovely alternative to the “traditional” Christmas colour scheme.
Thank you Sarah, I love non traditional colors for Christmas, LOL