Thursday, 21 November 2024

Brand Ambassador Inspiration - Thursday Tags

Bonjour !

Izzy here. I hope you have enjoyed the last release because today I'm taking this opportunity to show you some more inspirations with it. 

As Christmas is very close, I decided to make, not cards, but tags for gifts. 


The two first tags are made with the Framed - Fairy Lights clear stamp set.

 
I simply die cut a tag in a white card stock, I stamped and I black heat embossed part of the Fairy Lights on as well as a sentiment, then I coloured all the lights with coloured fine liners and I added a red ribbon.


For this one I combined the Fairy Lights with the Jolly Christmas set. 
I stamped and I white heat embossed the lights on a black tag and I coloured them with coloured glitters as I've already done it when introducing this set.
On a piece of white card stock I stamped Santa and I coloured it with coloured pencils.
To finish, I put some glitter on Santa too and I foam mounted it on the tag.


The second set of tags is made with the Background Blocks - Snow Flurry and the Christmas Pop clear stamp sets.


For this tag I used both sets together. I die cut a tag in a Kraft sheet thenI stamped and I white heat embossed the Background Blocks - Snow Flurry on top. 
On Kraft paper, I stamped in black the trees from the Christmas Pop set and I fussy cut them.
I stamped the sentiment (Background Builders - Winter Wonderland) on a black strip and I white heat embossed it.
To finish, I flat adhered the sentiment and the trees on the tag.


Here I combined one of the trees together with the Quilted stencil. I die cut a tag in a Kraft sheet then I used the stencil with white ink.
I stamped and I white heat embossed the tree on a piece of red card stock and I fussy cut it.
To finish, I foam mounted the tree on the tag and I added a red and white thread.


For the last tag I stamped the Background Blocks - Snow Flurry with a ombrĂ© blue ink. 
In a glitter white paper, I cut the gorgeous Sparkling Snowflake, and I flat adhered it on the tag.


For the third set of tags, I used the beautiful Pure Florals - Poinsettia. As far as I remember, it is one of the first stamp I ordered at Uniko and I still love it so much !


Here I combined the poinsettia with the Background Blocks - Falling Snowflakes. I stamped it and I white heat embossed it on a piece of Vellum then I used a tag die to cut it. I also cut the same tag in a white card stock to put it behind.
On a Bristol paper, I stamped and I black heat embossed the poinsettia. I used pink Zig Clean Color Real brushes to colour it. 
As the real poinsettia is a large stamp, I cut the center of the flower and I arranged some petals around so that it fits the tag.
On a black strip of card stock, I stamped and I white heat embossed a sentiment.
To finish, I glued the sentiment and the poinsettia on the Vellum tag.


Here I combined the poinsettia with the Background Blocks - Layered Stripes that I stamped on a white tag with Lightening Black ink. 
I stamped the poinsettia on a white card stock, I coloured it in red with coloured pencils and as for the previous tag, I cut the center of the flower and I added some petals that I coloured in green.

And last but not least, I made a tag with the new stamp of the Big & Bold collection.


As the name suggests, Big & Bold - Joy, I wanted a cheerful tag with lots of colours.
So I used here the Wonky Stripes stencil with lots of coloured inks to make the background.
Once dry, I stamped in black the word Joy and two little images from this set and I heat embossed them with glittery embossing powder.

Et voilĂ  ! As you can see, there's a lot to do with the last new release but also with the Uniko products you already have. 
Thanks for joining me today and hopefully I've given you some inspiration to prepare your Christmas all in beauty !

Have a lovely day and thank you for stopping by.































1 comment:

  1. Wow what a fab collection of tags Izzy. My first and stamp set was the Poinsettia and I still love it too.

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