I'm not a wine drinker, but there's always sparkling drinks that are pretty to give...however, for my pictures I asked hubby to go out and get me a bottle of wine...he spent $5, lol, so it's not too wasted and it will just sit in my craft room for the next time I need a bottle for pictures :)
Anyway, the gift giving season is coming upon us. From Thanksgiving to Christmas and even New Years and everything in between, we will all be going from dinner party to dinner party and when you can't think of something else to bring, and you don't want to go empty handed, bring something to wet the hostess' whistle!!
I saw some wine bottle tags at a store in New Hampshire when I was there in August and they've been sitting in the back of my head as an idea of something else I could do to my ever growing list of things I want/need to do before the baby arrives.
The tags I saw were single layer, but I hardly ever do anything without layers, so why should tags be any different. So, here they are. It took me all day yesterday and half of today to get them all designed and completed. I made 14 in all and have listed them in my store...so now I can start working on my Christmas cards!!
My daughter has been playing Christmas music lately, I usually wait until Thanksgiving, but she just couldn't wait, so we are getting into the spirit early this year!
The first tag is made with one of my new sets this year...wait, they are all from my new sets...I just couldn't stand it anymore and had to put them to use. On all of the tags I used the scallop edged circle punch with the designer paper to make a ring around the bottle opening. It needed something there.
Anyway, the gift giving season is coming upon us. From Thanksgiving to Christmas and even New Years and everything in between, we will all be going from dinner party to dinner party and when you can't think of something else to bring, and you don't want to go empty handed, bring something to wet the hostess' whistle!!
I saw some wine bottle tags at a store in New Hampshire when I was there in August and they've been sitting in the back of my head as an idea of something else I could do to my ever growing list of things I want/need to do before the baby arrives.
The tags I saw were single layer, but I hardly ever do anything without layers, so why should tags be any different. So, here they are. It took me all day yesterday and half of today to get them all designed and completed. I made 14 in all and have listed them in my store...so now I can start working on my Christmas cards!!
My daughter has been playing Christmas music lately, I usually wait until Thanksgiving, but she just couldn't wait, so we are getting into the spirit early this year!
The first tag is made with one of my new sets this year...wait, they are all from my new sets...I just couldn't stand it anymore and had to put them to use. On all of the tags I used the scallop edged circle punch with the designer paper to make a ring around the bottle opening. It needed something there.
Set: SU Home For Christmas & Hugs & Wishes
Accessories: Holiday Thyme DP, Cranberry Crisp, Whisper White & Confetti White cardstocks, Olive Organdy ribbon, Silver cord, Black StazOn, White Gel Pen, Pencils w/OMS, White EP, Scallop Punch, 1 3/8" punch, corner rounder punch, tearing edge, sponge and Creamy Caramel Ink.
Set: SU Holiday Line Up, Flaky Friends
Accessories: Holiday Treasures DP, Ruby Red & Confetti White cardstock, Scallop Circle & Square punches, SU markers, Silver cord, Hunter grosgrain, Stickles, White Craft Ink, Ruby Red Classic Ink, 1 3/8" circle punch, corner rounder punch.
Set: SU A Cardinal Christmas, Holidays & Wishes
Accessories: Holiday Thyme DP, Bashful Blue & Confetti White cardstock. True Thyme Ink, Silver EP, True Thyme Ribbon, Coluzzle, Cutter Kit, Pencils w/OMS, sponge, corner rounder punch, 1 3/8" circle punch, scallop punch.
Set: SU Holiday Line Up, Flaky Friends
Accessories: Holiday Treasures DP, Ruby Red & Confetti White cardstock, Scallop Circle & Square punches, SU markers,Silver cord, Hunter grosgrain, Stickles, White Craft Ink, Ruby Red Classic Ink, 1 3/8" circle punch, corner rounder punch.
Accessories: Holiday Treasures DP, Ruby Red & Confetti White cardstock, Scallop Circle & Square punches, SU markers,Silver cord, Hunter grosgrain, Stickles, White Craft Ink, Ruby Red Classic Ink, 1 3/8" circle punch, corner rounder punch.
These were fun to put together and I hope that they'll bring a smile to someone's face this holiday season!
19 comments:
Oh my these are so cool! And you did a variety of them which is bonus! Gives me more ideas to CASE. :)
Thanks so much for sharing.
These are great- there are a lot of situations where this project would come in handy!
Awesome job on these!!
These are great, are ya sending me one for xmas? The the home for christams and the eleves and snowmen, oh forget it love them all.
Great wine tags - what a fab idea. Love what you did with them.
These are wonderful! I love them.TFS
These are great and would work well on soda or Martinelli's as well! CASEing for sure!
Amy J
What a neat idea! You can so do a hostess bottle of wine for any occasion! These are beautiful!
Love your cards - they certainly brought a smile to my face. I think the "Holiday lineup" is so cute!
Nice work! I love the color combos you used. I especially like the Holiday lineup set.
I love these tags! Such a great idea to CASE. You did a great job! Just joining SCS group 5 and love your blog.
(stampin8mom)
These are great! I love the colors and the variety. I'm lol'ing at the $5 wine to use as a prop.
I love your ideas and all the projects you have posted to your blog! You've come up with some great ideas!
How cute...might have to make a few for my craft fair.
Just checking in to say hi!
Amy J
I love the one you did with Home for Christmas!
Awww, how cute! I love the one you did with the elves!
These are so cute! For the first time, I actually "got" why people would want wine tags! I'll need to make some as wine is my go-to hostess gift.
ok--just had to let you know that you inspired me to make a bunch for my craft fairs--I have one next week so they were the perfect thing to make as a Thanksgiving-related item. Yea! I'll post eventually....
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