Today I’m over at CreativeKKids sharing how to make a watercolor gift tag. Inspired by the watercolor flower barrette that I made my daughter for Easter, I decided to try sprucing up a plain gift tag and the results were so pretty. I love how you could use this simple craft as a base to create so many different things from barrettes to cards to gift bag decorations. Since wedding season is now upon us with the start of June, you can whip a watercolor gift tag up in an afternoon and save yourself the cost of buying those cute but incredibly expensive wedding gift tags.
We’re setting aside 20 minutes each day for the next 30 days to work on our creative projects. This simple idea has allowed me to finish so many projects in the last month (since I had to try it first myself before sharing the love!) I am so excited to see what kind of wonderfulness you’ll be making.
And to start off this week, here is some lovely inspiration:
- Baby food jars repurposed into lovely soy candles. I love the lids!
- Whimsical animal keychains.
- A tiny, magical treasure box.
- Super cute bibs.
- Instagram inspiration from Alisa Burke.
Hope you all have a lovely {and creative} day!
11 responses to “Make a Watercolor Gift Tag guest post”
Wow! This is almost to pretty to use as a gift tag! What a beautiful touch.
Thanks so much, Sarah! 🙂
This is so pretty! I can see a whole bouquet of them in a tussie mussie! Hi from SITS link-up.
Oh, wouldn’t that be beautiful? What a great idea! Thanks for your comment, and have a great weekend! 🙂
I absolutely love this! Thanks for sharing it with us. Pinned and tweeted. I hope to see you tomorrow night at 7 pm. We can’t wait to party with you! Lou Lou Girls
Very pretty and it would make any present look so elegant. Thanks for sharing at the #HomeMattersParty
Thanks so much, Vickie! 🙂
This is so creative and beautiful!
I love simple but great crafts like these!
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Thanks so much, Anna! I stopped by your blog and the pictures of your horse remind me of my cousins–they always had horses when we were growing up. 🙂 Hope you have a great week, and Happy Birthday! 🙂
Jennie, this is so pretty! And what a lovely idea to fancy up a gift! I’m featuring this at tomorrow’s Creative Spark party. Hope you’ll link up with us again!
Thanks so much, Emily! 🙂 You just made my day with your sweet comment. 🙂 🙂