Howdy folks! This was my one successful craft of the day 🙂 I’m glad I started out making this bunch of tags because everything else I touched broke, was ruined and just ill-fated in general..I even broke my oven cooking dinner tonight, geesh, I guess I just need to stay away from anything technical today. Ha ha! But no fear, this project is delightfully low tech using supplies you probably already have and if you ruin a tag or two you are only out a penny (well, 1.27 cents to be exact!)
The tags are the Unstrung Merchandise Tags from Papermart and they are so handy, I use them all the time and I love that one side is matte and the other glossy making them perfect for all sorts of techniques..well, see for yourself:
Have fun and make a batch of these, I tucked them in my gift wrapping station so I will have a pretty tag at the ready the next time I wrap. I hope you enjoyed this quick project and til next time happy crafting!

Wonderful tags Lindsay – and so easy!!!
Paper Hugs,
Jan
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fabulous Lindsay!
Happy New Year!
Thank you!
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There was a lot of good info (not to mention a great final result) in the video: chalks, brayering, inks, resist methods, tips on cleaning & conditioning stamps, etc., etc., etc. Another great video. Thanks, Lindsay. Hope the little one is feeling better.
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Beautiful tags and so simple !!
Happy New Year !!
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Pretty tags!! Great video!
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I love your videos…you’re so down to earth and genuine. Thanks for sharing your techniques and know-how
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Great video! You are great.
Chris
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Wonderful video and very pretty tags!
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Love your video. The tags are gorgeous!
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Thanks for sharing, awesome technique, love the tags and what a bargain! Great tips on the Versamark ink too, I have been washing it off all these years!
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I have days like that too. Just tossed a couple of cards I was trying to make.
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Great video. Loved it.
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This year I want to make it easier on myself and not wait to the last minutes to make cards, tags, etc.; What a fab idea, Lindsay – I just have to find a container to put them in next to my wrapping paper!
Thanks for the idea!
Carmen L
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