Monday, 16 September 2013

DIY: Vintage Gift Tags

This Vintage Gift Tag DIY is what you need to add that little Home Made Vintage touch to your gifts. 


What You Will Need:
  • Hole Punch Sheet Protector Stickers - Daiso (Optional)
  • Ruler
  • Hole Puncher
  • Pencil
  • Twine - Dollar Store
  • Vintage Paper - click HERE for our DIY.


Step One
Using your ruler and pencil, draw a 5cm base line. 












Step Two
On the right side of the base line, mark a dot at 7cm and another one at 8cm.











Step Three
On the left side of your 8cm dot, make a mark at 1cm.
Join both the 7cm dot and the 1cm dot together with a line.








Step Four
Join your base line to the 7cm dot - as indicated in the picture. 










Step Five
Repeat the steps with the opposite side of the base line.











It should look similar to this picture.














Step Six
At the top of your tag, join both of the 1cm dots with a line.











Step Seven
Cut your tag out. 













Step Eight
Mark and hole punch the center of your 1cm line. 











Step Nine (optional)
Stick your hole punch sheet protector sticker over the hole.











Step Ten
Cut your twine to your desired length and thread both ends through the hole, leaving a loop free - as indicated in the picture. 








Step Eleven
Thread the two ends of your twine through the free loop and pull it to tighten the knot. 










TA-DA! You are now done, now to start getting creative with your cursive writing and label away your tags. 











I've made ones fit for all different types of occasions. Birthdays, baby showers, anniversaries, greetings... the list is endless!










Gift Tagging








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