Showing posts with label Wine Gift Tags. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wine Gift Tags. Show all posts

Monday, September 18, 2017

Wine Bottle Gift Tags


With all of the holiday parties coming up, I thought it would be nice to create some wine bottle gift tags for personal use and for my craft fairs.  And, the new Half Full Stamp Set has just the perfect stamps and sentiments for these tags.

  Even if you are not expected to bring anything to the party, it is  still nice 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 retired 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"  Circle Punch over the cut out circle and punched it out.

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 the way they are.

I used retired Designer Series Paper for my tags, but listed below are the current products used:


Tuesday, October 9, 2012

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