
While I certainly hope to use this lovely new crafting tool to make perfectly scalloped party tags again, I thought this would be useful at any time of the year for a variety of crafting projects. Maybe I'll have a picture or two down the road to accompany this list, but for now, here are a few ideas:
Memory Matching Game
By punching out a small number of tags from cardstock, you can easily add pairs of matching stickers for a homemade memory activity. Try a twist on the original idea of identical pictures and create "pairs" using opposite items, upper- and lower-case letters, or related items (such as socks and shoes or bread and butter).
Seasonal Craft Projects
These tags would be wonderful as a bouquet of spring flowers. Try punching them out, adding pipe cleaners, and placing them in a flower pot for a lovely seasonal activity!
Stencils for Painting
Instead of tossing the border that is left behind after punching out your tags, use them as stencils. Tape them to a piece of paper, and let your little one fill them in with paint.
Gift Tags
What an economical and fun way to add a personal touch to your holiday or birthday gifts! Try attaching them to a gift with a cute piece of ribbon.
Cupcake Decorating
Try placing the outer border that remains after punching out your gift tag over a cupcake and sprinkle with powdered sugar or cocoa. Then carefully remove the border, and you have a delightfully embellished confection!
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