Wine Bottle Gift Tags

A nice gift tag to go with a bottle of wine or other liquor.

 

With all of the holiday parties coming up, I thought it would be nice to create some wine bottle gift tags.  Even if you are not expected to bring anything to the party, I still like to take the host a nice bottle of wine.  These easy to make tags can dress up a  bottle and make the gift feel a bit more special.

 

To make the tags I cut my cardstock to measure 3 1/2" x 9 1/2" and scored it at 2 1/2".  I rounded the corners using the 3/16" Corner Punch and dressed them up using a variety of ribbon, Designer Series, Paper and sentiments.  To make the opening for the bottle I punched a hole in the top with the 1 3/8" Circle Punch.  To decorate the circle and make it sturdier, I punched another 1 3/8" circle into coordinating cardstock, and then lined up my 1 3/4" Scallop Circle Punch over the cut out circle and punched out the scallop circle.  I find that is easier to do than trying to line up my circle punch over my cut scallop circle.  This way I can see exactly where my scallops are lining up. 

 

To dress them up even a bit more you could tie more ribbon around the neck of the bottle, but for now I think I will leave mine like this.

 

The following were used: (Only current products listed)

Cardstock:  Real Red #102482, Cherry Cobbler #119685, Gumball Green #126840, Baja Breeze #111352

Designer Series Paper:  Be of Good Cheer #126896, Snow Festival #126908 (Holiday Mini)

Stamp Sets:  More Merry Messages #126400 wood or #126402 clear, Tags til Christmas #120847 wood or #121169 clear, Happy Hour #126640 wood or #126642 clear

Ribbon:  Real Red 1/4" Stitched  Grosgrain #126875

Punches:  3/16" Corner #119871, 1 3/8" Circle #119860, 1 3/4" Scallop Circle #119854, Decorative Label #120907, 1 1/4" Square #119865, 1 3/8" Square #119877

Ink:  Real Red #126949, Cherry Cobbler #126966, Baja Breeze #126960

Tools:  Big Shot #113439, Apothecary Accents Framelits #127003