The women's clothing store where I work has lockers where we can stow our purses "and other valuables" (which in my case, means hairspray!) while we're working. A couple of my coworkers have been making holiday-themed name tags for the lockers, so I decided to take my turn and make some Valentine ones.
I needed eight tags total so I kept them fairly simple. I selected some pretty papers from The Old World Stack paper pad by DCWV (a stack that is several years old and still one of my favorites), and die-cut two sizes of scalloped hearts. I then die-cut two plain hearts, one from sheet music and the other from a coordinating cardstock.
For the base, I die-cut a plain rectangle from ivory cardstock and a scalloped rectangle from the colored cardstock. Overall, the tags are about 3x6 inches. I added a paper flower to the center and hand-wrote the names. I think these will look lovely on our old-fashioned school lockers, and "the girls" can keep them when the name tags get changed out the next time around.
Thanks for stopping by! Have a wonderful day.
Supplies:
Spellbinders Nestabilities dies (heart, scalloped heart, rectangle, scalloped rectangle); patterned paper by DCWV, naturals ivory cardstock from Stampin' Up; paper flower by Paper Studio.
Monday, February 4, 2019
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