Luv 2 Stamp Group Blog Hop - Gift Tags

 

Welcome to the Luv 2 Stamp Group’s 2023 Blog Hop! We are excited to share projects with you again for the third year. This year we are shaking things up and bringing you all new monthly themes to inspire your next project!

Once you are done with each post, scroll down to the bottom and you will see a list of Blog Hop participants. You can click on their name to go to their post or you can click the "Next Blog" button to go to the next post in line. Happy crafting!

This month's theme is "Gift Tags"

I love the Stampin' Up! tag kits! This one is called "Love, Santa." You can never have too many tags during the holiday season. These also make great gifts for your crafty friends, and they are fun and easy to make up quickly. This kit is Item Number 158375. Shop with me and use Host Code:  D9V6ABEE

I love the little "to" and "from" stamps on the back

This kit comes with everything you need to make 12 tags (ink, adhesives, embellishments, stamps, twine, and more).

Dawn Sandner - CA   <---------- YOU ARE HERE

Jo Anne Hewins - NC

Kurstan del Rosario-CA

Laurie Bradshaw - CA

Teri West - AK

Wendy Varron - MD

Using Up Those Bits and Pieces to Make Beautiful Quilt Cards

Really, the embossing folders make these
"quilts" come to life by giving them added depth and texture.

For the Flying Geese quilt card, I used the following Stampin' Up! products:

Crafting with You bundle

Radiating Stitches dies

Basics 3D embossing folder

Bright & Beautiful designer series paper (DSP)

White center specialty paper

Berry Burst and Misty Moonlight ink

Crumb Cake, Basic Black, Basic White and Berry Burst Cardstock

Holographic Specialty Paper (for the scissors)

For the Pinwheel quilt card, I used the following Stampin' Up! products:

Crafting with You Bundle

Radiating Stitches dies

Basics 3D embossing folder

Stargazing DSP

In Color Textured Specialty Paper

Holographic Specialty Paper

Basic Black, Basic White and Crumb Cake Cardstock

Calypso Coral ink

The Pinwheel quilt squares use two 3 x 3/4" strips of DSP (one in each color), and two 3 x 3/4" strips of white cardstock. This is a great way to use up smaller pieces of leftover DSP.

The Flying Geese quilt squares use two 3 x 3/4" strips of DSP for the small triangles, and two

6 x 3/4" strips for the larger triangles.