Gorgeous Gift Tags IG Hop - August 2026

Hello,

Today I have got a cute little gift tag to share with you, a tag I created for the Gorgeous Gift Tags IG Hop. The optional theme for the month of August is -

Baby Shower

and here is my little tag

A cute little teddy showered with love/hearts.

After die cutting a tag, I stamped and embossed it with hearts using white embossing powder. Then I smooshed the tag in pink ink. I die cut the teddy and coloured it using Distress Oxide ink. A cloud with hearts and a small "shelf", for the teddy to sit on, were also die cut. I stamped a small greeting inside the cloud, assembled the pieces for the teddy and addhered all the elements on the tag. Last but not least I added some ribbon to my tag.

Isn't it cute? I must say I think so myself, and I hope you do too!

Like to see some more tags? Head on over to Instagram and hop along with us on the Gorgeous Gift Tags IG Hop, and see who has gone with the optional theme and who hasn't.

Happy Hopping!

Jane

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Products used for this tag
Dies: "Stor Nalle", "Hjärtligt Moln", "Mini bård Mod.8" all by Gummiapan and "Tag collection Framlits" by Tim Holtz/ Sizzix

Stamp set: by Lawn Fawn
Inks: Distress Oxides by Tim Holtz/ Ranger
Embossing powder: WOW! Opaque Bright White 

AAA Birthday Card challenge #88

Hello Crafty Friends,

It's the 1st of August and time for the 88th challenge over at AAA Birthday Card challenges. We have a lovely theme, chosen by our talented DT Denise, for you to be inspired by, and the theme for the month is -

Flowers

Isn't it a lovely theme? Very fitting as we are in the midst of summer, at least here on the northern hemisfer. The design team and our special guest designer for the month, Susan aka Auntysue, have filled the challenge blog with beautiful birthday cards for you to draw inspiration from. So why not head on over to check them out, and spread a little love when you are there💖

We hope you will help us fill up the challenge blog with even more beautiful and flowery birthday cards. You have until the 31st of August to create, upload and link your card to the AAA Birthday Card challenge blog. Hope to see you there!

 
Here's how I created my card.
Inspired by the flowers, and colours, on the challenge card, I grabbed one of my favourite stencils, a card panel and some ink pads in cheerful colours. At first I was going to ink the flowers individually in one colour each and the leaves in green by masking them off, but feeling a bit lazy and in the mood for a rainbow I decided to ink blend my floral panel like a rainbow instead. Once I had ink blended my panel I gave it a black border and added a wavy sentiment strip. The panel was then addhered to a card base and a few little clear enamel dots where added to the finished card. Hope you like it!

Products used
Paper: Neenah Solar White cardstock
Stencil: "Fresh Stencils - Color Study" by Vicki Boutin
Inks: Distress Oxide Inks by Tim Holtz/ Ranger
Dies: "Small dotted rectangle stackables" and "Simple wavy banners" both by Lawn Fawn
Embossing powder: WOW! Opaque Bright White Super Fine

I would like to enter my card into the following challenges:
Allsorts challenge - colours of summer or ATG
Beautiful Blossom challenge - anything florals goes optional mood board

Girlz & The Art of Letters challenge - letter F (Flowers)

The Sisterhood of Crafters challenge  - Flowers 

Take care and have a wonderful summer/ winter!

Jane
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AAA Colourful - colourboard #30

Hello Crafty Friends,

It's the 15th of the month and time for a new colourboard challenge over at AAA Colourful, and for the month of July we have a board of - 

Blues, dusky pink and yellows

for you to be inspired by. The colours of the board must be the most prominent on your creation, but you may add neutrals like black, greys, browns, white and skin colours. Remember we love all kinds of paper craft projects - scrapbook spreads, art journaling pages, ATCs, cards, tags........ and in any style and technique too.

I hope you are inspired to play along with us in this fun and colourful challenge! You have until the 14th of August to create, upload and link your project to the AAA Colourful challenge blog, a blog filled with inspiration by the design team and our special guest designer for the month, Deanne. Deanne's card is absolutely stunning! Hope to see your creation there too!

Want to know how I created my card, and what products I've used? Please keep on reading.
I started by creating a stencil for my circles, using nesting circle dies and a scrap piece of paper. I die cut a panel out of white cardstock and marked out the middle on it. I placed the stencil with the largest circle on the panel and masked off half of it, so that I could ink blend one half at a time. After colouring the largest halfcircle in a light pink, I switched stencils and went on with ink blending the second largest one and so on. When I had used all four of my circle stencils on the top half of my circle (yes, there are four different colours, two pinks and two yellows, on the top even if they are a little difficult to see in the picture), I started on the lower half of the circle. In the same way as before I coloured the half circles one at a time but this time using shades of blue. I gave the panel a blue border and added a stamped and heat embossed sentiment strip over the circle before addhering it to my card base. 

Products used for this card

Inks: Distress Oxide Inks by Tim Holtz/ Ranger
Stencil: Homemade using dies
Dies: Nesting circle dies
Stamp set: "Little Line Agenda" by Mama Elephant
Embossing powder: WOW! Opaque Bright White Super Fine
Papers: Neenah Solar white and blue cardstock from my stash

I hope you like my card, and that you are inspired to play along with us as we can't wait to see your colourful creation!

Take care, keep crafting and get colourful!

Jane
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AAA Birthday Card challenge #87

 Hello Crafty Friends,

It's the first of the month and time for a new challenge over at AAA Birthday. The theme for the month of July, chosen by me, is - 

For Girls

as last month was for boys I thought we should celebrate girls this month, and here is my card for a little cutie who loves unicorns

The AAA Birthday Cards challenge blog is filled with beautiful, cute and yummy inspiration created by the amazing design team and our special guest designer for this month, Brenda. Love Brenda's card, any birthday girl would. So head on over to the AAA Birthday blog to get inspired to join in this fun challenge, and while you are there don't forget to spread some love 💕

You have until the 31st of July to create, upload and link your girly birthday card to the AAA Birtday Cards challenge blog. Hope to see your creation there!

Want to know how I created my card and what products I have used? Please keep reading.

Since I knew I wanted to create a unicorn card, I started by stamping, die cutting and colouring the unicorn for my card. Now for the card itself; instead of decorating the front of the card I decided to make a see through card and decorate the inside. I die cut the front of my card base using a cloud border die, leaving an opening in the front panel of the card. To add an extra layer of clouds to the front I die cut a panel using the same border die and added it to the card base. The unicorn was adhered to the card front, making it hold the top and the lower part of front together. I also stamped a birthday greeting on the front of the card; the top one to cover up a mark I accidentally made on the card 😳

As I didn't want the backside of the coloured unicorn to show through from the inside of the card, I die cut out an extra unicorn from white cardstock and added it from the inside of the card to the back of the unicorn.
Using a cloud stencil, I blended a sky onto the inside of the card, a sky that is also a part of the front of the card as it is see through. I added a die cut greeting "Grattis" (congratulations in Swedish), and wrote a message, which I blocked out in the photo below.

Products used

Stamp sets: "Magical Day" by Neat and Tangled, "Grattiskombinationer#2" and "Ännu mer Grattis" both by hÄnglar & Wings
Die set: "Magical Day" by Neat and Tangled, "Puffy Cloud Borders" by lawn Fawn and "Grattis D240612" by Gummiapan
Stencil: "Mini Cloud Edge" by My Favorite Things
Inks: Distress Oxide "salty ocean" by Tim Holtz/ Ranger and Memento "Tuxedo Black" by Tsukineko
Markers & Pens: Copic sketch and ciao, Aqua Shimmer "glitter gloss" by nuvo and Gelly Roll "white" by Sakura

I hope you like my card, and that you are inspired to play along with us this month!


I would like to enter my card into the following challenges;

Addicted to Stamps & More! - challenge 520 Diecuts and/or Stencils (I have used both) 

Dream Valley Challenge - 364 Anything Goes

Just Us Girls - challenge 829 Anything Goes Stencil Week (stenciled background/sky)

Seize the Birthday - challenge 329 Anything goes

Stencil Fun Challenge - Use a Stencil Anything Goes (stenciled background/sky)

Take care, keep crafting and have fun!

Jane

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AAA Colourful - colourboard #29

 Hello Crafty Friends,

It's the 15th of June and time for a new colourboard challenge over at AAA Birthday, and this month we have a gorgeous board of -

Blues, puplepink/red violet and green

for you to be inspired by. Here is my take on the board

I don't have any purplepink/red violet markers so I couldn't get the exact colour that is on the board. Instead I grabbed the closest colour I have which is more of a lilac colour, and that's ok. Playing along with our challenges you don't have to match the colours exactly, but they should be the most prominent on your creation. Neutrals like black, white, greys, browns and skin tones may be added. We like all kinds of paper craft project like scrapbooking pages, art journaling pages, tags, cards, ATCs...... and in any style too.

To create my ATCs I started by die cutting the cards, which I then coloured using Distress Oxides and a brayer. I stenciled some leaves/vines on my cards. The parts for the butterflies were die cut and coloured before I assembled them. All the butterflies are coloured using the same coloured markers, but to give my ATCs more of a variation I mixed up what parts of the butterflies got what colour. Before adding the butterflies to the cards I added a piece of tread behind each of the butterflies. A quote was added to the cards, and to finish the ATCs I added a black border.

Products used for these ATCs
Die set: "Nordic Belle Butterfly" by Poppy Stamps
Stencil: "Wedding Vines" by Echo Park
Inks: Distress Oxide inks "tumbled glass", "salty ocean" and Distress ink "mowed lawn" by Tim Holtz/Ranger
Markers: Copic Sketch "V12" and "V15"

I hope you are inspired to play along with us in this colourful challenge! You have until the 14th of July to create, upload and link your creation to the AAA Colourful challenge blog, a blog filled with stunning inspiration by the design team and our special guest designer for this challenge, Arlene (love her dreamy inspiration card). Hope to see you there, and don't forget to spread a little love by visiting Arlene's and the DT members' blogs by clicking their names!

I would like to enter my ATCs to the following challenges that also inspired me;
A Cut Above challenge - ATG with a die cut (second entry)

As You Like It challenge - Favourite Sentiment (and why) - "F. L. Y. first love yourself" (a good reminder for everyone. If you love yourself you will have more love to give to others, and others will love you too).
Critter Crazy challenge - ATG with a featured critter
Die Cut Divas challenge - ATG must use a die cut

If You Give A Crafter A Cookie challenge - in the garden

Tripple B challenge - birds, blooms and/or butterflies optional inspiration board

Take care, keep crafting and get colourful!

Jane

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Gorgeous Gift Tags IG Hop - June 2026

 Hello Crafty Friends,

It's the 5th of June and time for the Gorgeous Gift Tags Instagram Hop, and the optional theme for the month June is - 

Guys

As usual I have gone with the theme, and this month I made three little tags inspired by the theme, and shirts and ties. I started by die cutting my tags and the ties. 

The first tag I made was the one in the middle on the photo above. I cut the tag out of white cardstock and inked it from the edges towards the center of the tag. The tie was die cut out of some patterned paper. A sentiment was stamped and a piece of string added to finish of the tag. Quick and easy, and so fun to make I just had to make another, and another.

The second tag, the one in brown and orange, was made in the same way as the first one, except for being cut out of craft paper and having the greeting hidden underneath the tie.

For the third tag I decided to mix it up a little and cut the tag out of patterned paper and the tie from a single coloured piece of cardstock, and this time I stamped the sentiment on the tie. 

All the ties and tags are held together by the strings, allowing the ties to move from side to side and messages to be hidden underneath them.

Products used for my tags

Patterned papers: all from 6x6 paper pads by Lawn Fawn
Die sets: "Tag Collection Sizzix framelits" by Tim Holtz/ Sizzex and "Slips" by Gummiapan
Inks: Distress Oxide inks by Tim Holtz/ Ranger and VersaFine by Tsukineko
Stamps: Various sets by Lawn Fawn

I hope you like my tags, and that you are inspired to create some of your own.
Instagram is filled with tags by the talented hoppers of the Gorgeous Gift Tags IG Hop, so why not hop on over and get inspired, and check out who has gone with the optional theme and who hasn't.

Happy Hopping!

I would like to enter my tags to the following challenges
A Cut Above challenge - ATG with a die cut 
Creative Moments challenge - Make It Masculine (second entry)
Die Cut Divas challenge - ATG must use a die cut

Inkspirational challenge - For the Guys (second entry)

Take care, keep crafting and have fun!

Jane
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AAA Birthday Card challenge #86

 Hello,

It's the first of the month and you all know what that means.... the start of a new birthday card challenge over at AAA birthday Card challenges. This month's theme was chosen by our talented DT Carol and the theme for June is -

For Boys

here is my take on the theme

With three sons, and three grandsons, I have made a lot of birthday cards for boys. All of "my" boys have loved robots at one point or another in their lifes so I went with a robot.
I started by stamping the robot on a card panel I had die cut. After I had coloured the robot I placed a stencil over it and carefully inked through it. The panel was adhered to a card base. I stamped my greeting (or should I say the robot's greeting) and added a few clear enamel dots. Card done.

Products used for this card

Stamps: Robot Data by Visible Image

Stencil: Strobes by Visible Image
Markers: Copic sketch and ciao
Ink: Distress Oxide Ink by Tim Holtz/ Ranger

Now it's your turn! You have until the 30th of June to create, upload and link your birthday card to the AAA Birthday card challenge blog, a blog filled with fabulous inspiration by the design team and our special guest designer for this month, Leslie, who has created a awesome card on the theme. So head on over and get inspired, and don't forget to spread a little love whilst you are there 💖

Hope you'll join us!

I would like to enter my card to the following challenges;

Addicted to Stamps and More challenge - birthdays

Aud Sentiments challenge - monochrome and/or birthdays + sentiment
Creative Moments challenge - make it masculine
Classic Design challenge - ATG with the optional twist of anniversary/birthday

Inkspirational challenge - For the guys

Take care, keep crafting and have fun!

Jane

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AAA Colourful - colourboard #28

Hello Crafty Friends,

A new colourboard challenge is up and running over at AAA Colourful, and this month we want to you to create paper craft projects using the colours -

Purples, Blues and White

A colour combination I found to be very tricky. The challenge inspiration image made me think of space, but I didn't want to go that route. I tried a few different ideas, but nothing felt right...... so I almost gave up. I am still waiting for my creative to come back, it seems to have taken a very long and drawn out break. In the end, I managed to create a simple card, and here it is

The starting point for this card was the peacock which I stamped, die cut and coloured. I know they are more blue and green, but I think purple and blue works just as well. After die cutting my card panel I die cut a heart on it. I placed a piece of cardstock I had embossed behind the heart opening to give it a little more interest. The peacock was placed infront of the heart and I stamped a sentiment. To add some more colour to my card I decided to give the panel a border, that I had ink blended to match the purple of the peacock. The finished panel was attached to a card base and I had a card! 

Products used for my card
Stamp set: "peacock before 'n afters" by Lawn Fawn

Die sets: "peacock before 'n afters", "small dotted rectangle stackables", "outside in stitched heart stackables" all by Lawn Fawn
Embossing Folder: "Vintage Tile 3-D" by Altenew
Inks: Distress Oxide Ink "villainous potion" and "wilted violet" by Tim Holtz/ Ranger
Markers: Copic sketch and ciao

How, and what kind of project, are you inspired to create when you look at the colourboard? We would love it if you share your purple, blue and white paper craft project with us on the AAA colourful colour themed challenge blog. You have until the 14th of June to create, upload and link your colourful project to the challenge blog.

All the information you might need on how to play along can be found on the challenge blog, a blog filled with beautiful and fun projects by the amazing design team for you to be inspired by. So why not head on over and check them out?! 

Hope you'll join us!


 I would like to enter this card to the following challenges:
Aud Sentiments Challenge - Embossing (wet or dry) and/or Flowers + Sentiment (the inside of the heart is dry embossed)
Dream Valley Challenge - All Creatures Great and Small
Simply Clean & Simple - CAS optional theme Things That Fly
Unicorn Challenge - Something New (the embossing folder I've used is new)

Take care, keep crafting and get colourful

Jane
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Gorgeous Gift Tags IG Hop - May 2026

 Hello,

It's the 5th of May and time for the Gorgeous Gift Tags IG Hop, and the optional theme for the month ot May is - 

Lacy

As you can see I decided to go with the twist. I started by die cutting two tags out of white cardstock, then I painted the lower half of both of them one in blue and one in pink. On the blue one I added a strip of lace at the top of the painted area. I die cut some flowers and leaves, assembled them and added them to the tag. While I was assebling the blue tag I started wondering what it would look like if I added lace on top of the whole painted area of the tag, and decided to do so on the pink tag. I finished the laced area with a ribbon of small flowers. The top half of the tag felt a bit bare so I run it through my cuttlebug with an embossing folder to give it a lace effect. I die cut and coloured some more flowers and leaves, and added them to the pink tag. Some ribbon where added to both the tags and I called them done.

I hope you like my tags, and that your are inspired to create some of your own. Instagram is filled with lots tags for you to be inspired by by the talended hoppers of the Gorgeous Gift Tags IG Hop. So why not hop on over, and see who has gone with the optional theme and who hasn't. 

a close up of the top of the pink tag

Happy Hopping!

Jane
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Products used
Die sets: Little Blooms Etched Dies by Spellbinders and Liten Blomma by Gummiapan
Paints: Distress Paint "Uncharted Mariner" and "Picked Raspberry" by Tim Holtz/ Ranger
Inks: Distress Oxide Ink "picked raspberry", "citron twist" and " wild honey" by Tim Holtz/ Ranger
Embossing Folder: 3-D Texture Fades Embossing Folder "Doily" by Tim Holtz/ Sizzix
Lace and ribbons: from my stash

AAA Birthday Card challenge #85

 Hip Hip Hooray,
Happy 7th birthday to AAA Birthday Card challenges!

To celebrate we have a fun and open theme for you this month - 

Anything Birthday Goes

My DT-card for this challenge

You have until the 31st of May to create upload and link your birthday card creation to the AAA Birthday Card challenge blog. A blog filled with inspiration by the talented design team and our special guest designer for the month, Gundi (Papierelle). Gundi's card is so cute!

I hope you are inspired to help us celebrate by filling the challenge blog gallery! We are so curious to see what you come up with for this challenge. See you on the challenge blog!

Take care, keep crafting and have fun!

Jane
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Products used for my card

Die sets: "Stitched Numbers" by Spellbinders, "Rupert Colorize" by Tim Holtz/ Sizzix, "Grassy Border" by Lawn Fawn

Stencil: "Mini Cloud Edge" by MFT

AAA Colourful - colourboard #27

Hello Crafty Friends,

It's the 15th of April and time for a new colour challenge at AAA Colourful. This month we have a vibrant colourboard in - 

Pink, Red, Turqouise, Green and yellow

for you to draw inspiration from. The colours of the board must be the most prominent on your creation, but you may also include neutrals like black, white, greys, browns and skin tones.

My DT-creations for the month, two small tags

For more inspiration, and information, please visit the challenge blog. The design team and our special guest designer for this challenge, Deborah Wheeler (her card is beautiful!), have filled the blog with beautiful, fun and colourful creations for you to be inspired by.

You have until the 14th of May to create, upload and link your colourful creation to the AAA Colourful challenge blog. I hope you'll join us!

Want to know how I created my tags, and what products I've used? Then please keep on reading.

I got the cutest little tulip die set in the post the other day, so I just had to use them for this challenge. I started by die cutting and colouring the tulips and the vase. The vase is actually a glas die from a drinks die set, but I think it works very well as a vase. The tulips were arranged as a bouquet and placed in the vase. The vases with their bouquets were addhered to two tags, one which had been dry embossed and "swooshed" with ink. I added a greeting and some ribbon from my stash to the tags and they were done.

Products used for these tags:
Die sets: "Små Tulpaner D210430" by Gummiapan, "Collectables Cocktails and Mocktails" by Marleen/ Marianne Design, "Stor Tag D201142" by Gummiapan and "Tag Collection Sizzix Framelits" by Tim Holtz/ Sizzix
Embossing Folder: "Cracked" by Tim Holtz/ Sizzix
Inks: Distress Oxide Inks "Vintage Photo" and "Salty Ocean" by Tim Holtz/ Ranger
Markers: Copic sketch and ciao "BG02, BG05, R27, R29, R81, R85, Y08 and YG03"
Stamp sets: "Clear Stamps - English" by InkyWings/ hÄnglar&Wings

I hope you like my tags, and that you are inspired to play along with us in this fun and colourful challenge!

Take care and get colourful

Jane

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AAA Birthday Card challenge #84

 Hi,

It is the first of April, and time for a new challenge over at AAA Birthday Card challenges. This month we have a fun and versatile theme for you, a theme chosen by our talented DT Helen. It is a theme that might help you use up some products you already have in your stash. The theme is - 

Use Washi Tape

That's right, we want you to create Birthday Cards using washi tape in some way, shape or form. Here is my take on the theme -

There are so many ways you can use washi tape on a card, and I can't wait to see how you incorperate it on your Birthday card creation!
In need of more inspiration? Fear not, the AAA Birthday Card challenge blog is filled with fun and beautiful ways to use up that washi tape on a card, so click on over and admire the work by the design team and our special guest designer for this challenge, Silke (her card is beautiful!). Don't forget to click on their names to visit their blogs, and please show them some love!

After seeing all that inspiration I am sure you are raring to have a go at creating your own washi Birthday card. You have until the 30th of April to create, upload and link your creation to the AAA birthday Card challenge blog. Hope to see you there!

If you want to know how I created my card and what products I have used, please continue reading.

Here's how I created my card

After a long and hard think, and going through my stash of washi tape, I decided to create a background using the tape. I started by cutting a panel out of cardstock, I draw a diagonal line on the panel to have as a guideline when I started to stick my washi tape down. After sticking down the tape in the pattern I wanted, which was a little fiddly at first but much easier than I had thought, I gave the washi taped panel a dark blue border before addhering it to a card base. I wanted a shape to add my greeting onto, but had no idea on which shape so I tried out a few different ones before deciding on a circle. I die cut a white circle, and a scolleped circle in dark blue, and glued them together before stamping a circular greeting. The letters in the greeting where coloured using the same colours that's on the washi tape. The "greeting circle" was added to the card using foam squares.

  

Products used

Washi tape: "Say Cheese Tomorrow At The Park" by Simple Stories

Dies: circle die set and scalloped circle die set, old sets from my stash (do not know the brand)

Stamp set: "reveal wheel circle sentiments" by Lawn Fawn

Markers: Copic sketch and ciao

Take care, keep crafting and have fun!

Jane
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AAA Colourful - colourboard #26

 Hello,

It's time for the 26th colourbord of AAA Colourful colour themed challenges, and the colours for the month are shades of - 

Blue, Beige and White

and here's my take on the colourboard

I am so curious to see how you are inspired by the colours of the board, please see below. Use the colours how you see them and in any way you want. You may add neutral like black, white, greys, browns and skin tones, and you can create any kind of paper craft project you feel like; art journal pages, scrapbooking spreads, ATCs, cards, tags..... and in any style too.

I hope you are inspired to play along with us. You have until the 14th of April to create, upload and link your paper craft creation to the AAA Colourful challenge blog, a blog filled with amazing inspiration by the Design Team and our special guest designer for the month, Trina P (I love Trina's creation, it is absolutely stunning!).

If you want to know how I created my card and what products I have used please keep reading.

Like last month I had an idea of what I was going to create, but the end result is nothing like what I had envisioned. I wasn't going to make a card and I was not going to include bunnies but here they are two cute little bunnies on a card.

I started by die cutting a white bunny, and coloured his nose, the hearts in his ears and the bow tie. Then I thought he needs a friend, so I cut out another little cutie but this time in kraft paper (which is a bit of a beige colour I think). I coloured the nose and hearts with a beige marker, and the bow using the same blue as I did on the other bunny. I found a scrap piece of beige paper in my stash, which has a spring feel to it and goes well with the colours of the bunnies. I added a navy blue border to the patterned paper and wrapped a piece of string around the papers. I stamped and heat embossed a sentiment on a small banner I had die cut from the same navy paper I used for the border. The banner was glued on top of the string. I added the bunnies using foam tape, and then addhered the panel, also using foam tape, to a card base. I felt something was missing, so I gave the girl bunny a pearl neckless.

Products used
Dies: "Everyday Sentiment Banners" by Lawn Fawn, Bunny die set from my stash, do not know the brand (lost the packaging)-
Markers: Copic B24 and E53
Papers: Neenah Solar White, scrap from Simple Stories, and navy and black cardstock scraps from my stash

Embellishments: String, half pearls
Embossing powder: WOW! Opaque Bright White Super Fine

Take care, keep crafting and stay colourful!

Jane

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Gorgeous Gift Tags IG Hop - March 2026

Hello,

It's time for the March Gorgeous Gift Tags Instagram Hop, and the optional theme for the month is - 

Easter 

I have created a very simple and easy tag using a stamp and some dies. I started by randomly stamping feathers in a variaty of colours on a sheet of white cardstock. Then I got my tag dies out and cut out a few tags in different sizes. I added a die cut sentiment in black, and black border to make the colours of the feathers pop. Some coloured ribbons where added and my tag was done. The greeting on the tag says "Glad Påsk" which is Swedish for "Happy Easter".

 

I hope you like my tag, and maybe even get inspired to create some tags of your own.
The Gorgeous Gift Tags Instagram Hop is full of fun, beautiful and inspiring tags created by the participants of the hop, so why not head on over to Instagram and hop along with us.

Happy Hopping

Jane
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Products used:
Die sets: Tag Collection Sizzix Framelits by Tim Holtz/Sizzix and Glad Påsk D170721 by Gummiapan
Stamp: Feather 15030603 by Gummiapan
Inks: Distress Oxide Inks by Tim Holtz/ Ranger