Stampin' Up Home for Christmas - Christmas Tags II

Oh My Goodness...what another nice day!  It got to 70 again today; but, really windy.  We got to enjoy another nice day outside!  It's supposed to rain now tomorrow and then back to regular temperatures in the 50's for a while.

I have two more tags to show you that go with the tags that I had on yesterdays blog.  Let's take a look:

I've now made a set of four Stampin' Up Home for Christmas White Tail Christmas Tags.  I'm just LOVIN' these little deer.  They are so adorable!

I made a base tag out of Stampin' Up's new Thick Whisper White Card Stock and ran it thru the Big Shot in SU's Woodland Embossing Folder.   

I took a sponge dauber and SU's Soft Suede Ink and lightly sponged straight down on each tree and then I gently sponged around all the edges of the tag.  Using SU's Soft Suede Stampin' Write Marker, I filled in the little marks on the trees and then put a little Dazzling Details here and there.

Using SU's Delicate Ornament Thinlits Dies, I die cut the long, solid bulb out of SU's Old Olive Card Stock and the long, intricate bulb die out of SU's Cherry Cobbler Card Stock.

I adhered the intricate bulb piece to the solid bulb piece with SU's new Fine Tip Glue Bottle.  I put SU's Stampin' Dimensionals on the back of the bulb and adhered it to the tag.

I die cut one of the Bulb Caps from SU's Silver Foil Paper and adhered it to the top of the bulb using Mono MultiPurpose Glue.

I stamped some of the bough branches from SU's Warm Wishes Stamp Set and glued them together.  I used Mono MultiPurpuse glue to adhere them to the bulb.

I fussy cut one of the White Tail Deer from SU's Home for Christmas Designer Series Paper and adhered it on top of the bough branches with SU's Stampin' Dimensionals.

I popped a SU Basic Jewel Rhinestone on the deer's jingle bells that is around its neck.

Using SU's Handheld Hole Punch, I punched a hole in the top of the tag and added 8" of SU's Cherry Cobbler Thick Baker's Twine.

On this tag, I made another tag base out of SU's new Thick Whisper White Card Stock.  

I cut a piece of SU's Home for Christmas DSP and die cut the bottom with the end of one of SU's Sleigh Ride Edgelits so it looks like a snow bank.  I adhered it to the top of the tag using Mono MultiPurpose glue.  I ran a line of SU's Dazzling Details for some glittery shine on the snowbank.

I stamped the tree's from SU's Wonderland Stamp Set in SU Mossy Meadow Ink and fussy cut four of them out.  Two of the tree's are popped up with SU's Stampin' Dimensionals and two are adhered with Mono MultiPurpose glue.

I fussy cut another White Tail Deer and used SU's Stampin' Dimensionals to pop the deer up.

Using a Signo White Gel Pen, I made some small 'snow' dots on the trees and then randomly used some of SU's Dazzling Details to make the trees glisten. 

I randomly added SU's Dazzling Details under the deer and trees.  I didn't have time to wait until it dried tho' so it looks lumpy.  By morning, it will look level and flatten out and have more of a glittery shine.

I stamped the word 'Peace' in SU's Cherry Cobbler Ink on to SU's Whisper White Card Stock and punched it out with a (retired) SU 7/8" Oval Punch.  I cut a SU Stampin' Dimensional in half and adhered them to the back of the sentiment and then on to the top of the tag.

SU's Basic Jewel Rhinestones were added above and below the sentiment.

Using SU's Handheld Hole Punch, I punched a hole in the top of the tag and added 8" of SU's Cherry Cobbler Thick Baker's Twine.

So easy to make; but, really hard to put into words. 

Thanks for stopping by my blog today!  Hope you can come back again tomorrow!





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