Old Bat wine tag by Diane Zechman

Hello Ai friends and happy Monday!
 

Today I am sharing a project using one of my favorite Ai sets- 4784- Old Bat Set.  If you like cute Halloween images, this set is a must-have!  Here I used it to make a decorative gift tag on a bottle of wine for a friend.  (Did you also see Renee's tag and wine cork pumpkin that she posted earlier?)

 

I am planning to surprise my friend who loves Halloween with this...she is always doing things for others so I think a little RAK is in order. :)

 

I started with a 2 1/4 x 7 3/4 piece of cardstock and scored it @ 2 1/4. The top corners were punched with a corner rounder after punching a 1 3/8" hole in the center.  I colored her with Copics and popped her & the sentiment on foam dimensionals. I saved the circle that was punched from the top and used it to "spotlight" the glass in her hand.

I haven't tried the wine yet, but I've heard it was good. At least it has a cute label!  lol.

Have a great Monday and… happy stamping!

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Wine Bottle Tags by Karen Day

Hello Ai fans!

You're getting an extra post from me today, since we're taking a break from doing challenges until the new year - join us on January 2nd for our first challenge of 2014!

My Christmas cards are finished for the year, but I'm still delivering gifts to a few co-workers, and we have a few holiday parties to attend... so I've made up some wine bottle gift tags to jazz up some hostess gifts:

This one features Hope Angel (Sku#T4179) on a Kraft cardstock base, and I have another one using my go-to image this season, Lighted Snowman set (Sku#UM4349):

I started by cutting a 3"x 9" rectangle, scored it at 3", rounded the top and cut the bottom into a pennant.  A 1 1/2" circle was cut out of the top portion.  I stamped the images onto ovals, and machine stitched them onto cardstock mats:

Here are what they look like flattened:

When I am making Christmas cards & tags, I always stamp several extra images and colour them up.  Then when I need a quick gift, it just takes a few minutes to put a little something special together.  This is my last Ai post until the New Year, so I want to wish all of you a wonderful holiday season and best wishes for a very happy 2014!

 



Wine bottle tag by Crystal

Hello Ai fans !!
It's Crystal here and today I am making a tag for a wine bottle using Monique U2828 and grape cluster # 2827.
Sometimes to celebrate birthday's I will give a bottle of wine to my friends , so today I want to show you how I made this cute tag . Who wouldn't love to get this as part of their gift ?

For the base of my tag I am using a Prima tag , they are total awesome and thick and perfect for my base , it will allow me to ink up and water splatter and heat dry and will come out just perfect.I am using Time Holtz stains to get the color blotchesthese are the colors I chose to use on my tagthis is Monique colored
copic colors I usedmore pics
I used the grape cluster to stamp along the left side of tag then I colored the grape with copic markers and then added glossy accents to the grapes to make them come alive
I used the copper brilliance ink to randomly add copper shimmer throughout the tag , for the bow I used green tulle and black eyelash yarn , I fold both tulle and yarn in half and poke thru the hole in the front , this will give me a loop to put over the neck of the wine bottle ,then tie in a bow . I added flourishes from TH die and a 4"doily I aged , the words (It's your Day ) are cute from a cuttlebug A2 birthday die , roses are hand-made from a scallop punch, the black flourish is a MFT die . these are so much fun to make and a great WOW presentation ...

Monique #U2828 grape cluster # 2827 Prima Tags Tim Holtz Elegant flourish die Die-namics Leafy flourish paper lace doily Tim Holtz distress stains glossy accents viva pearl pen 2" scallop circle punch Tulle netting Memento Ink Pad RICH COCOA Brown Copic markers

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