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Make Personalized Tags With Old Christmas Cards

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Date: 12/02/2008 Topics: Christmas > Cards | Craft Tips > Christmas  
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I save Christmas cards (my own and from friends) and cut out any large shapes on the front (nativity scene, angel, snowman, Santa playing soccer or tennis or football, candy canes, reindeer, etc.). I embellish the cut-out with tiny cotton balls (for snow), candy cane (candy), a star for the nativity scene, etc. I punch a hole on the top of the cutout, thread a ribbon through the hole and add a punched shipping tag (on which I've printed the recipient's name). It's fun trying to match the package/and tags with the person receiving the gift, and everyone looks to see which package belongs to them based on the tags! I also write on the blank tag why I chose the picture tag for that person (in case it connection isn't obvious!).

By Casey from Plano, TX
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By Connie (Guest Post)
Thank you that is a wonderful idea the peel and stick tags.

Posted on 12/03/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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