{"id":81833,"date":"2020-11-23T05:00:00","date_gmt":"2020-11-23T11:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.scrapbook-adhesives.com\/blog\/?p=81833"},"modified":"2022-11-23T10:19:41","modified_gmt":"2022-11-23T16:19:41","slug":"fabric-christmas-tree-tags","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.scrapbook-adhesives.com\/blog\/2020\/11\/23\/fabric-christmas-tree-tags\/","title":{"rendered":"Fabric Christmas Tree Tags"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hi, everyone! Looking for a fun way to spruce up your holiday gifts? Teri<\/a> here, and I’ve got a fun way to make Christmas tags with fabric scraps!<\/p>\n

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The Christmas trees on these tags are so easy to make. All you need are fabric scraps, some wire and a few basic crafting supplies!<\/p>\n

Making a Fabric Christmas Tree<\/h2>\n
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Start by cutting several tags from cardstock. I used a die to cut my tags but it’s easy to make your own tag without one. Cut a rectangle from cardstock and then snip off the top corners at an angle. Add a hole, and you’ll have a tag! Set your tags aside.<\/p>\n

Take a piece of wire and tie and knot three skinny strips of fabric onto it. Trim the wire and fabric so you have something that resembles a primitive Christmas tree.<\/p>\n

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Place an Adhesive Line<\/a> onto your tag. Set your tree onto it. You’ll want the line to fall right below the middle fabric strip. Then add two more lines under the fabric strip!<\/p>\n

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Add a 3D Foam Star<\/a> to the top of your tree. Cover it with flock or glitter. Complete your tag by stamping (or handwriting) a sentiment on a strip of cardstock and tying it onto your tag with jute. <\/p>\n

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A Snowy Fabric Christmas Tree Tag<\/h2>\n

Kick your tag’s design up a notch by adding some snow to it. <\/p>\n

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Simply place a strip of Crafty Foam Tape<\/a> at the bottom of the tag and cover it with glitter or flock. You could even use foil!<\/p>\n

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Changing Up the Design with Colors and Notions<\/h2>\n

Don’t feel like you have to be traditional with your Christmas trees either! Try using fabric scraps that are in colors other than green! Red and white fabric was used here! <\/p>\n

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Another way to change the design is to use pompoms to mimic the look of snow. Don’t have any pompoms? Use buttons! Jute is also a nice way to create “ground” for the tree.<\/p>\n

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There’s no limit to what you can do when creating these Fabric Christmas Tree Tags! I encourage you to just have fun with it and play! <\/p>\n

Happy creating!
Teri Anderson<\/a><\/p>\n

Creative Time:<\/strong> 45 Minutes
Skill Level:<\/strong> Beginner<\/p>\n

Materials Needed
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L\u00ae<\/strong><\/p>\n