Gift Tags

 Today I have some tags to share with you that I created to put on food gifts. I decided to revisit the crinkle ribbon technique since I didn't have ribbon in my stash that coordinated perfectly with the colors in my tags. 

Crinkle Ribbon Directions:

1. Cut a strip of white seam binding twice as long as you want it since it will shrink when crinkled
2. Ink up your ribbon with your choice of distress ink
3. Spritz generously with water to spread the ink throughout the ribbon (You can add more ink to your mat and soak it up with the wet ribbon to create a darker shade)
4. Ball up your ribbon and dry with a heat gun

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Supplies and tools:

• From Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps
• Sew Many Stitches
• My Father's House  
• Texture Tiles 4 
• Spring Hope Stamp Set (sentiment)  
• Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink   
• Arteza Real Brush Pens
• White Lunch Sack
  
• Crochet Lace
• Burlap Twine
  
• Homemade Crinkle Ribbon
• Tag Collection Dies (Tim Holtz - Sizzix)
• Embroidery Deep Edge Punch (Martha Stewart) 
• These colors of Distress Ink (Ranger):
• Prize Ribbon, Rustic Wilderness 

I made several loaves of Pumpkin Cranberry Bread, wrapped them up, and packaged them in white lunch sacks. I used a Martha Stewart deep edge punch to dress up the bag opening and attached one of my gift tags with burlap string. 

 This post linked to:

• Allsorts Challenge - Summer Blues
• Word Art Wednesday - Anything Goes
• Tic Tac Toe Challenge - Friendship, Any Color, Any Shape Die