DIY Wood Christmas Tags: Chalking Series Project 14

DIY Wood Christmas Gift Tags

Only one project left in this 15 Days of Chalking series!

I hope you aren’t tired of it yet.  Creating for Christmas is my very favorite!

I’ll keep this short and sweet.

Not many in-process photos, because after seeing so many of my Chalk Couture and Dixie Belle projects, I think you already have the gist of it by now.

If you ever need a refresher though, you can always go to my Chalking 101 page.

Or you can simply go back to the other projects in this 15 Days of Chalking series.

So I wanted to make some DIY Wood Christmas gift tags that could do double-duty and be used over and over again as ornaments.

The Peace, Joy, Believe transfers are just the right size to fit on the wood rectangles.

I stained the wood for some of them and painted the rest.

First up, the stained wood tags.

This post contains affiliate links so that you can easily find the same products to do this project yourself. 

I used this wood stain, let them dry, then waxed them with Easy Peasy Spray Wax.

I really love this stuff.  Just spray it on, wipe it off, and let it dry for about 10 minutes.

After that, I positioned the Peace, Joy, Believe transfers on each tag.

You can see how I used these transfers earlier on a barnwood frame chalkboard.

I drilled small holes for tiny ribbon to fit through.  I’ll be able to add the tags as gift toppers, then the gift recipients can keep them as ornaments.

DIY Gift Wrapping Idea Make these wood tags as gift tie-ons! Learn how at Knick of Time | knickoftime.net

I gotta admit, the JOY transfer is my favorite in this set.  I love the distressed letter font.

Joy Christmas wood painted tag gift tie-on by Knick of Time | knickoftime.net

Next, I painted more wood tags, let them dry, then waxed them and used the same transfers again.

I used Rustic Red and Evergreen paints, both by Dixie Belle.  Perfect for Christmas!

Dixie Belle Christmas Paint Colors | knickoftime.net

No holes in this set because I haven’t decided if I want to use them as package tie-ons or something else.

Easy DIY Wood Christmas Gift Tags. They do double duty as tie-ons for gifts and can also be used as ornaments! Learn how at Knick of Time | knickoftime.net

I just couldn’t stop, so I added the JOY transfer on one of my cloth covered books!

DIY Drop Cloth Canvas Covered Christmas Book with Chalk Couture Christmas transfer by Knick of Time | knickoftime.net

I have more projects I plan to use these three transfers on, but I’ll wait until later to share those!

And if you’re interested in more DIY Christmas projects, please checkout my full collection HERE before you go!

UPDATE – It sold out online but will be back in stock soon.  I have 1 set available.  Comment below if you want it.

Vaya con Dios,

Angie

 

 

Comments

  1. Marlene Stephenson says

    They are cute and can be used anywhere.

  2. Debra A Wise says

    These are so cute! Love them.

  3. Love these tags!! Easy and look so nice.

  4. Those are cool, Angie! If you use them as gift tags do you print the name of the person the gift is for on the back or add a second name tag?

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