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Rustic Christmas Ornament Tag

First and foremost, merry Christmas! May you and your loved ones rejoice and enjoy each other's company as you celebrate the birth of our saviour Jesus. Since these dates are also about sharing and giving to others, I decided to make a very simple but elegant project that's perfect for Christmas gift bags or wrapped presents. I made an ornament shaped tag, embellished with a big burlap bow stamped with polka dots.



Supplies
Ann Butler's 2″ Stripes. Dots. Hearts Faux Quilting Stamps by Unity
Clearsnap Crafter's Ink in Snow
Colorbox embossing powder in white
Beacon's Premium Tacky Glue
Spellbinders Victoria Accents
Spellbinders Circles Small
Fancy Pants Artist Edition Burlap Bows
Stampin' Up Jewels Basic Rhinestones
Gina K. Designs Gold string
Leather textured cardstock in white and light brown

This an easy tag to make, and the result is great. Personalizing your embellishments definitely makes a difference! To learn how I made it, click here to be directed to the Ann Butler Designs blog where a brief step by step tutorial can be found.

I hope you like this idea! Though all your Christmas presents must be wrapped and ready by now, this tag would work nicely for other occasions too. Thanks so much for stopping by and enjoy your day!


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  1. beth bDecember 24, 2014 at 7:43 AM

    Beautiful as always! Merry Christmas to you and yours!

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  2. Marilyn MathisDecember 26, 2014 at 10:11 AM

    So simple and beautiful. Have a blessed New Year.

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