DJ's Sundries

Who doesn't enjoy a shaker card?  Let's turn that fun into a Christmas TAG. Today's tags take a little time but are so worth the effort. Supplies: Joys of the Season Christmas Tag Sequins (assorted) Rock Candy Distress Glitter Fibers Recollections Sugarblush Paper Pad Ribbon Transparencies Foam tape Glitter tape What about that Giveaway? Enter a comment on this post.  I will be choosing a random winner from all of the comments made here and on YouTube to receive a set of all of the tags from this year's posts.  The more places you comment, the more chances you have to win.  Winner announced 12/15/19. Thanks for stopping by today.  Remember to take some time to enjoy the little things.

I love Christmas tags.  Last year, I was so busy that I bought those sticky tags to put on packages.  They did the job, but this year I wanted so much more.  I was inspired by Sandy Allnock's tag series to do some crafty tag making and I highly encourage you to go check out her 24 Tags of Christmas Videos.  She is so very talented. Let's dive into this week's tag.  There is a product list below that you might find helpful.  If you saw the "Getting Ready for Christmas" video in the previous post, you know that I am trying to use my stash for much of my Christmas crafting this year.  If you can't find a product listed below, be creative in your substitutions.  I am also including the cut file from the Cricut Design Space. The biggest tip I have for this tag is to use a new Cricut blade when cutting the glitter layer.  It is very intricate and tears easily. Supplies: Design Space Cut File - here Joys of the Season cartridge White Daisy cardsto