Kathy's Waffle: Tagged! (Countdown to Christmas 7)

hello!

This time next week it'll be Christmas Day - you really wanted to hear that, didn't you? In all honesty, Christmas Day won't be much different for us as we usually spend it, just the two of us on our own at home. But we do see various members of our family 'around' the time - not this year though, there'll be doorstep present deliveries where we can, and the rest have been despatched to various corners of the country.by courier or post.

However much we'd like to see them now, we'd rather see them get safely through this pandemic and then we'll have so much more to celebrate when we do get together again. So we'll all stick to phone calls and internet 'meets' and show how much we care by staying away from each other.

If only everyone would behave the same way.

After that bit of ranty waffle its time for the last
Daring Cardmakers challenge of the year.

Countdown to Christmas Week 7 is

Tags, Toppers and Labels

Here's your chance to share the tags or other kind of gift labels you've made to adorn your presents. Whether simple and stylish or intricate and detailed we would really love to see them.

You cans see what the DT made, and share your own creations with us Here.

We're off now for our annual break, but we'll be back on January 9th 2021. This challenge and the InLinkz gadget will stay open till then

We wish you all a Very Happy and Peaceful Christmastime

Tags are definitely NOT my favourite thing to make!But they are rather necessary at Christmas or it would be a free-foe-all when it came to knowing which gift was for whom! So, over the last few years I've developed a 'bung things on' attitude to tags and adding the recipients name as part of the 'assemblage'
I also find writing messages on them really tedious, so my own way around is to make something that combines a name tag and decoration, then assume everyone will realise the gift is from us because no-one else does them that way 😆😆

Here are a couple of the tag-toppers I've made this year.

The base card is a lovely pearlised copper, I've used some papers from a digital download and lots of die cuts with various card types. For the tiny tags I started by adding the names in a list in Paint Shop Pro, choosing a font and size and printing them out with enough gaps between to them cut into tags.printing the names. To complete, I added some thread for the tags and a few little gold gems