Die D-Lites Holiday Inspiration | Clean and Simple Christmas Tags with Laurie Willison
Posted by Spellbinders Team on September 15, 2018

Die D-Lites Holiday Inspiration | Clean and Simple Christmas Tags with Laurie Willison

Hello Crafty Friends!  It’s Laurie Laurie Willison here.  I am so glad you are joining me today.  Today I wanted to share a variety of tags using the  Holiday D-lites Dies. They are the most adorable dies that create amazing dimension when embossed. Today I am using the Reindeer, Santa, Snowman and Christmas Tree D-lite dies.  I tend to make lots of tags for gifts at Christmas time and the simpler the better when it comes to mass production.

Spellbinders Die D-Lites Holiday Inspiration | Clean and Simple Christmas Tags with Laurie Willison featuring S3-359 Santa S3-358 Reindeer S3-361 Christmas Tree S3-360 Snowman S4-132 Classic Rectangle #spellbinders #christmastags #neverstopmaking

To create these tags, I used the D-lites Santa and Reindeeer dies. The Santa tag was created using a basic tag die along with a Rectangle die to create an embossed rectangle on the tag.  I love how a simple embossed line can create so much detail on an otherwise plain tag. I die cut and built the adorable little Santa Face and added him to the tag with foam tape. To change it up a little, I grabbed another white tag in a different shape and added the Reindeer die cut.  One tip to make the die cutting go faster in assembly line fashion - add all the piece to one piece of white cardstock and cut them all out at once. Repeat this until you have several die cuts ready to go. By using a Copic marker to color the pieces, you can build the die cuts so much faster and even add interest with shading if you’d like.

Spellbinders Die D-Lites Holiday Inspiration | Clean and Simple Christmas Tags with Laurie Willison featuring S3-359 Santa S3-358 Reindeer S3-361 Christmas Tree S3-360 Snowman S4-132 Classic Rectangle #spellbinders #christmastags #neverstopmaking

Here are 2 more tags using the Christmas Tree and Snowman D-lites.

Spellbinders Die D-Lites Holiday Inspiration | Clean and Simple Christmas Tags with Laurie Willison featuring S3-359 Santa S3-358 Reindeer S3-361 Christmas Tree S3-360 Snowman S4-132 Classic Rectangle #spellbinders #christmastags #neverstopmaking

Another fun way to create a tag in a hurry is just to use a basic shape and then use a hole punch to turn it into a tag.  The snowman tag was created by using a Rectangle die. A great way to get that finished embossed look! I added the Tree to a white tag after adding score lines.  Another way to add quick detail to a basic tag!

Spellbinders Die D-Lites Holiday Inspiration | Clean and Simple Christmas Tags with Laurie Willison featuring S3-359 Santa S3-358 Reindeer S3-361 Christmas Tree S3-360 Snowman S4-132 Classic Rectangle #spellbinders #christmastags #neverstopmaking

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Other supplies:

Neenah White Cardstock, Misc Tag Cameo Cuts, Red and Green Saddle Stitched Ribbon, Twine, Bells, Foam Tape, White Gel Pen I hope you have enjoyed my projects today.  Creating tags is so much fun and so easy to decorate those gifts at Christmas! Thank you so much for stopping in.  Have a great day!

5 comments

They may be CAS to you but they look amazing to me!

Beverly Jordan,

These tags are sweet and easy, just what I need in the Christmas rush! Thanks for the tips with embossing to add that detailed look.

Linda Anderson,

The clean simple design of these tags is so nice to see. It let’s the images be the focal point. tfs

Helen,

I like the Christmas tags. I love using dies ro make cards and tags.

Jacqueline Bell,

These are just adorable.

Kathy cavaness,

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