Avery Elle Christmas Tags by Amanda

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Hi there! It's Amanda from Twiddler's Nook with a super fun set of Christmas tags featuring Avery Elle goodies - some from the most recent release and some from years ago. Let's get started.

To create these tags, I started by die cutting the pieces from the Easy Layer Tags die set. I cut 2 of the largest layer from white cardstock for each tag and adhered them together. This makes it more sturdy and hides any marks from my die cutting plates too. Then I cut the inside layer and inked them all up with distress oxide ink in chipped sapphire and blueprint sketch. I spritzed those with water, flicked pearl watercolor and set them aside. Next, I cut the snowy border and banners for each from white cardstock as well.

For these two tags, I chose images from the Christmas Critters stamp set. I inked them up and colored them with my copics before using the coordinating dies to cut them all out. I also used sentiments from this set to stamp on the banners.

For assembly, I used liquid glue to adhere the snow bank to the inked panel. Added foam tape to that panel and adhered it to the white tag base. Then I added foam squares to the images and banners and popped up. I strung some red ribbon through the hole and pulled out my glossy accents to finish things off.

For these two tags I chose some cute images from Avery Elle sets that released previously. The snowman and sentiment are from Snow Fun and the sleigh full of cuteness is from Sledding Critters. These tags were adhered the same way and just a little added inspiration to dig in your stash and see what you have that might word.

Author: Amanda Wilcox

Instagram: @twiddlersnook

Products Used:

Avery Elle Easy Layer Tags dies
Christmas Critters stamps and dies
Snow Fun stamps and dies (Alternative: Winter Friends)

Sledding Critters stamps and dies
Distress Oxide Ink - chipped sapphire and blueprint sketch

Glossy accents

Snow Day embellishments from Twiddler's Nook

Copic markers

Foam squares

Foam tape

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