The holiday season is upon us, and what better way to add a personal touch to your gifts than with beautifully crafted holiday gift tags? In this step-by-step tutorial, Graphic 45 Brand Ambassador Anna Sigga shows you how to create festive and elegant gift tags using the Merry & Bright paper collection. With coordinating dies and a few simple supplies, Anna demonstrates how to elevate your tags with dimension and charm. Whether you’re preparing for a busy holiday season or just looking for a relaxing crafting project, these tags are sure to spread cheer. Grab your supplies and follow along with the video tutorial for a fun and creative way to make your gifts extra special!

READY, SET, TAG!

This December, we’re all about tags—think festive gift tags, artsy experiments, or creative additions to your projects and albums. Show us your tag-tastic creations using Graphic 45 and you could win a $150 prize pack just for playing along!

How to Enter:

Create a tag or two featuring Graphic 45 products.
Upload your project to the Graphic 45 – Official Community Page on Facebook and hashtag it with #G45Tag.
WIN a $150 prize pack! One lucky winner will be randomly selected from all entries.

Deadline: Submit your project by January 3rd, 2025. Remember, you can enter as many times as you’d like, so let your creativity shine!

The winner will be announced in our January 6th newsletter. So grab your supplies, spark your imagination, and start creating.

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Holiday Tags

Tutorial by Anna Sigga

“Hi, crafty friends.

I love making tags for the Holidays, and the Graphic45 tags are one of my all-time favourites.

I opted for the square tags today, and when you pair those tags with the coordinating dies, this becomes such a fun and easy project. Of course, you can use scissors if you don’t have the die set.

I used the 8×8 Merry & Bright paper pad as a base for my tags and decorated the tags using the gorgeous ephemera and the chipboard pieces.

The ephemera pieces and the chipboard are great ways to effortlessly decorate your tags. Adding some dimension to them gives them more oomph. Then, I finished the tags using a pretty red ribbon and a small sticker on the back.