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Easy Place Cards

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I don’t know when I have had so much fun with paper. I wanted to make some cute tags to use for place cards on our Christmas table.

I bought a punch for making tags (40% off at Hobby Lobby right now, so the punch was about $12.) Then I selected a pad of pretty papers. When I got home I just put the paper in the punch and voila!

All I did then was punch a small hole in the top, run some string through the hole and then stamped each person’s initials on the tags. (Okay I had to buy the alphabet stamps and a pad of ink.) I attached the tags to these cute metal sleigh bells (about 50 cents each at Hobby Lobby) that I put in the footed stemware. I’d like to make it sound more difficult, but I don’t think I can.

This was so much fun, that I have another paper project to show you, and I’ll show you the rest of the table too, but only after I get the laundry done.

No wonder you crafters are so happy all of the time!!  I had no idea paper could  be this much fun.

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Comments

  8. Tracey says

    I love this…how clever and really inexpensive. A great look for people to find out where they are sitting. You never cease to amaze!!

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  12. S says

    Welcome to the world of lovers of papers and pretties, as I call them. The tags are too cute, and I love the way you displayed them in the glasses.

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  14. Cathy @My 1929 Charmer says

    So cute, love the tags, did you buy the alphabet stamps at HL? and looking for a set. This setting is so nice, it’s really unique. thanks for stopping by, and liking my post on My banner made by my Momma. Now following. Hope you share this at Sunday’s Best.

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