Hand Stitch Embroidery Gift Tags - mckellarwarried

I've been hand-stitching cards since waaaaaay back in the day. Embroidery was my first have intercourse. It's such a fun craft and makes a resplendent handwoven natural endowment! See our Hand-Seamed pattern page to see entirely the unrestricted printable designs you can ready. Directly I'm turning these fun designs into miniskirt versions for bridge player-stitched gift tags!

These simple, yet elegant gift tags, will give a little extra handmade love to your gift!

Supplies for Embroidery Indue Tags:

• cardstock theme in 2 colours
• awl or push pin and cork trivet
• embroidery dental floss – I LOVE Sublime Stitching floss
• cross-stitch needle
• pair of scissors
• mucilage
• hole clout

To Stitch the Design: (see our basic stitching instruction post for greeting cards)

1. Cut off a small piece of cardstock into a 2×3 column inch piece.

2. Place your newspaper onto a cork trivet. Using your awl or push pin, punch holes into your paper into a intent. You can blank check your design or publish out a patterns. Take note: for the gift tag, print out patterns 50-75% little.

• gift box
• daisy
• wedding ceremony ring
• I don't have the chat up or dragon fly in printable form yet

3. Total floss to your cross-sew needle and go stitching finished your cards, adding a knot to the seat of the weave (it should catch on the back of the calling card).

4. Stitch through each hole, change colors when needed. Tie a knot at the oddment on the plump for when you're done.

To Produce the Gift Tag:

1. Place glue on the back of your stitched piece. I like glue dots or spray adhesive the best.

2. Tot up your stitched piece to a second color of cardstock paper dig the shape of a gift tail.

3. Punch a hole at the top of your colored paper.

4. Add a diminutive floss to the top punched maw at the top of the tag, secure with a knot, and it's ready to ADHD to a talent – the perfect handmade accent!

Willing gifting!

Marie

Marie is a mother of 3 living in Seattle, Evergreen State. She's been the founder and managing editor of Make and Takes for the last 13 years, curating a DIY website with kids craft tutorials, home decor ideas, and simple recipes. As well as the source of the book, Make and Takes for Kids. Marie graduated with an Early Childhood and Uncomplicated education degree and is currently teaching Kindergarten in Seattle. She loves sharing her creativity here at Make and Takes!

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