Arty DIY Gift Tags

Arty DIY gift tags for Christmas - make your own colourful CHristmas gift tags using cookie cutters and this easy process art technique #kidsart #christmascrafts #kidscrafts #cookiecutters #gifttags #christmasgifts #foilprinting

Make some cute and colourful arty DIY gift tags. This is a fun and easy Christmas craft idea for kids and will add a personal touch to your Christmas gifts

Have you been making handmade gifts as Christmas presents this year? We’ve been sharing easy handmade gift ideas all November, because we all know that once December hits there will be no more time!

Perhaps you are time short now – let’s face it almost everybody is, and you might not have had time to make anything for anybody. That’s OK too.

These adorable handmade gift tags by Shannon from Oh Creative Day would make the perfect finishing touch to your hand made gift, or add a sweet handmade touch to your store-bought gift. Kids will love the simple and fun printing technique and they look like they don’t take long at all. So – no excuses now, you’d better get started.

 

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How to make arty DIY gift tags

These arty Christmas gift tags are super simple for kids to make and involve a fun process involving aluminium foil printing and cookie cutters.

You will need:

• Washable markers
• Aluminium foil
• Watercolour paper or cardstock
• Christmas cookie cutters
• Spray bottle
• Hole punch
• Chenille sticks
• Beads

How to:

Prepare squares of aluminium foil and squares of watercolour paper. You can use cardboard as well, but watercolour paper absorbs water so well that it really is a better option

Arty DIY gift tags for Christmas - make your own colourful CHristmas gift tags using cookie cutters and this easy process art technique #kidsart #christmascrafts #kidscrafts #cookiecutters #gifttags #christmasgifts #foilprinting

Use your markers to colour in patches on your aluminium foil. Spray a light mist of water over your colourful creation. Press watercolour paper onto your design. Apply pressure and then peel away your paper to reveal the transfer of colour.

Arty DIY gift tags for Christmas - make your own colourful CHristmas gift tags using cookie cutters and this easy process art technique #kidsart #christmascrafts #kidscrafts #cookiecutters #gifttags #christmasgifts #foilprinting

This step is all about experimenting. If you apply a light mist of water, the colour transference is quite even. What happens if you turn your spray bottle to a jet spray? How does that affect the print?

Arty DIY gift tags for Christmas - make your own colourful CHristmas gift tags using cookie cutters and this easy process art technique #kidsart #christmascrafts #kidscrafts #cookiecutters #gifttags #christmasgifts #foilprinting

Once your paper has dried, use cookie cutters to trace Christmas shapes on the back of your prints. Cut these shapes out and you have yourself some gift tags! If you’d like to decorate further, you can punch a hole in the top of the gift tag. Thread a chenille stem through and add some beads. Your gift tags are now ready to adorn presents!

Arty DIY gift tags for Christmas - make your own colourful CHristmas gift tags using cookie cutters and this easy process art technique #kidsart #christmascrafts #kidscrafts #cookiecutters #gifttags #christmasgifts #foilprinting

These would look gorgeous with some handmade gift wrap too. Here is some beautiful kid-made wrap by Make it Your Own

More arty Christmas ideas

• Make some cute cookie cutter Christmas cards
• This arty advent calendar is lots of fun to make, and even more fun to open each day!
• Use our printable Christmas shapes to create your own arty ornaments
• Arty DIY crackers make a great handmade gift idea, and are much more fun than store-bought ones!
• Make a cute arty paper plate angel

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