Here are our tags. Trevor's are the two on the top and mine are the two on the bottom.
12/1/11
Christmas Tags, Part 3
Trevor had so much fun with the heat embossed tags from yesterday that we made another batch of them. Instead of using exactly the same techniques, I skipped the ink and Glimmer Mist and got out the chalks and some q-tips so he could try something new. He loved the way the chalks gave him so much more control than the inks.
Here are our tags. Trevor's are the two on the top and mine are the two on the bottom.
We're both having so much fun with these tags! Perhaps dry embossing next? Or wax resist? So many possibilities!
Here are our tags. Trevor's are the two on the top and mine are the two on the bottom.
Cindy deRosier has a masters in Education and taught 4th and 5th grade for 11 years. She uses that experience to blog about crafts and family-friendly educational travel. She spent many years as the Editor of Fun Family Crafts, a website with over 12,000 kid-friendly craft tutorials. Cindy is the co-author of "What Would Jesus Patent?", does freelance writing and designing, loves jigsaw puzzles, is an avid scrapbooker, and has been to all 50 states.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Hesse are just great. I was thinking of doing photo tags for Christmas so my toddler could identify whose gift was whose. But I think he might enjoy making the tags more!
ReplyDeletesuch fun! we need to run a bunch of tags through my big shot so they can play with the textures too.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool, they almost look liel crayon!! what wonderful gift tags and getting your kids involved in the crafting!!! Way better than expensive walmart tags!! :)
ReplyDeleteSoooooo fun!! LOVING the stars and the reindeer! :):):):):):):):):):):)
ReplyDelete