Next up I colored up my piggy. I just couldn't resist inking him up in traditional pink. I also colored up his suit in red, but I added a bit of Forest green to hos pant cuffs. Using the coordinating dies I cut him out and popped him up on the tag/heart.
Merry Pigmas & Happy Hoglidays!!
Next up I colored up my piggy. I just couldn't resist inking him up in traditional pink. I also colored up his suit in red, but I added a bit of Forest green to hos pant cuffs. Using the coordinating dies I cut him out and popped him up on the tag/heart.
Candy Cane Twist Tags
As we get closer to Christmas, it's time to start wrapping gifts. Amanda here from Pear Blossom Press again, and I've been busy making fun gift tags. Today, I'm sharing another set. These are fast, easy, and tasty!
To make these tags, I cut out Candy Twists from glitter paper and layered them onto simple tag shapes with TO/FROM stamped onto the back. The two layers are held together only with ribbon, no glue needed! I tied a candy cane on with bakers twine for an extra special treat.
Aren't they fun? Of course, you can use traditional red and white candy canes, instead of these fruity flavored ones, but my kids always seem to like these better.
If you'd like to see a quick tip on cutting perfect flagtail tags and banners, CLICK HERE.
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Coffee Themed Gift Card Holder
As the gift giving season approaches, I've got a fun, coffee themed gift card holder to share. It's quick too! Amanda, from Pear Blossom Press, here again. Gifts like these are great for co-workers, teachers, your postal worker, and any other coffee lover on your list.
For today's tag, I used the new Caffeinated Giraffe, but you can make them using any of your favorite caffeinated critters. (The Reindeer would be fun for Christmas themed tags.)
To see how I assembled the zipper tag, with a gift card tucked inside, click here to head on over to my blog. I've got step-by-step instructions and product links there.
So what do you think of this idea? Isn't the tag fun with a gift card hidden inside? Do you have any coffee lovers on your list this year? I'd love to know what caffeinated critters you'd make this tag with. Let me know in the comments, or over on social media! And if you give it a try, tag me. I'd love to see!
Thanks so much for stopping by today. If you'd like more info, and links to the specific products I used, click here to head on over to my blog. I'll be back soon with another fun card to share; see you then!
Caffeinated Reindeer Gift Tags

Woohoo! Amanda from Pear Blossom Press here again. It's time for the Coffee Loving Cardmakers' 2019 Fall | Winter Coffee Lovers Blog Hop. The Rabbit Hole Designs is participating again as Super Sponsors, and all week long, the design team will be sharing coffee themed projects to inspire you. Make sure you hop along on both The Coffee Loving Cardmakers' blog (where you can link up your coffee themed projects), and here each day, for lots of caffeinated inspiration! In addition to the prizes being given away over on the Coffee Loving Cardmakers Blog Hop page, The Rabbit Hole Designs will be doing some fun giveaways randomly right here, so be sure to come back each day of the HOP and comment on the blog post of the day.

As an added bonus, The Rabbit Hole Designs is offering 15% off everything in the Caffeinated section of the shop for the duration of the hop.
Just use the code: FallBrew
All of the caffeinated stamps can be found here.
Today, I've got some fun gift tags featuring the Caffeinated Reindeer. They hold an extra little treat to tie onto your Christmas packages: a Starbucks® Via packet! These are quick and easy to make. Especially, if you use double-sided pattern paper to make the tiny envelopes. Of course, you could also stamp out your own pattern paper using the caffeine molecule stamp included in the set, or stencil ink through the Candy Twist Stencil.

To whip these out, I stamped, embossed, and Copic colored a bunch of reindeer. Then I cut them out with the coordinating die. I made the envelopes using my Envelope Punch Board and an envelope punch board calculator. I die cut red banners, then stamped and embossed the sentiment on one side, and to/from on the other. Then, I punched a hole through the tops and tied them together with ribbon and twine. I added a few sequins that were included for free in my last order from The Rabbit Hole Designs. A little birdie told me they're going out in every new order right now :)
I have quite a few coffee drinkers on my list this year, but I also have a bunch of younger kids on the list too. For the non-coffee drinkers, I'm going to make envelopes for hot chocolate packets, or tea bags. Who would you make these tags for?
Thanks for stopping by today! I hope I've inspired you to give these tags a try. Don't forget to comment for your chance to win a prize. Then hop over to the Coffee Loving Cardmakers' blog and link up your coffee themed cards for more chances to win! If you'd like links to the specific products I used on the tags, head over to my blog.








