I know...it's January 11th and you'd think the Christmas posts would be coming to an end. They are. I promise. ;)
Each Christmas our family (well, the girls) decides on a wrapping paper theme whether it's a color combination, pattern or icon. We went with a color theme this year and settled on red, black, grey and white. Each of us girls took a roll of paper from a coordinating collection that my mom found and wrapped our gifts in it. I chose a roll that had red, black and grey snowflakes on white.
Since I didn't do any scrapping during the holidays, I was getting the itch to get creative. While wrapping Christmas gifts, I fed my need to scrap by making all my gift tags. It felt good to dig in my stash and use whatever worked.
Here's some of the tags I made. Excuse the photos and *gasp* the use of flash in a couple. Crappy weather, overcast, gloomy days didn't help things. ;)
I ended up using papers from Dream Street, American Crafts, g.c.d Studios and maybe some Luxe. The only thing I bought that wasn't in my stash was a few rolls of red and black hemp cord.
I found this santa suit gift card tutorial and loved it so much I made a couple for gift card stocking stuffers. There's supposed to be white on the collar but I left it off.
Hope you're having a good Sunday! Thanks for stopping by! :)
Each Christmas our family (well, the girls) decides on a wrapping paper theme whether it's a color combination, pattern or icon. We went with a color theme this year and settled on red, black, grey and white. Each of us girls took a roll of paper from a coordinating collection that my mom found and wrapped our gifts in it. I chose a roll that had red, black and grey snowflakes on white.
Since I didn't do any scrapping during the holidays, I was getting the itch to get creative. While wrapping Christmas gifts, I fed my need to scrap by making all my gift tags. It felt good to dig in my stash and use whatever worked.
Here's some of the tags I made. Excuse the photos and *gasp* the use of flash in a couple. Crappy weather, overcast, gloomy days didn't help things. ;)
I ended up using papers from Dream Street, American Crafts, g.c.d Studios and maybe some Luxe. The only thing I bought that wasn't in my stash was a few rolls of red and black hemp cord.
I found this santa suit gift card tutorial and loved it so much I made a couple for gift card stocking stuffers. There's supposed to be white on the collar but I left it off.
Hope you're having a good Sunday! Thanks for stopping by! :)
14 comments:
what a gorgeous Christmas! i love that your family puts so much thought into their gift wrapping, its such a personal touch.
Your whole family color scheme and theme each year makes me smile. I bet it's tricky coming up with something new all the time. I love what you have made!
I love the unusual Christmas colors. Now get back to scrapping girl!
Those are some pretty fantastic wrapped gifts. Loved the tags and those santa gift card holders.
Love your tags and the idea of a theme! Your blog header is gorgeous!!! I want to be there!!! :)
I love that gorgeous wrapping and all your tags. They're almost too pretty to open.
BEAUTFUL TAGS!!!
My goodness, your packaging is just fabulous. I love the idea of coordinating your wrap every year. And your tags are SO cool!
Love them all! I'll have to remember this post for inspiration for next year!
I LOVE them all - *sigh* everything is perfect
Oh I love the Santa project. WOW Nicole...my wrapping does not compare at all. I love the idea of you all coordinating the wrapping...that is really neat.
wow..you really get into it huh? CUTE tags. :)
beautiful works!! Love them all :)
I LOVE what you did for your tags. You are just spoiling your family which is a good thing (as Martha Steward says). Yummy designs. Oh and the Santa gift card holder is adorable. You need to resurrect that next Christmas so I'll see it again either on your blog or SBO. ;)
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