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Looking for a fun way to add some canine charm to your gifts this year? Try these DIY doggie-themed gift tags. They’re easy to make, and they can be as plain or elaborate as you like — just let your creativity run wild!
Plain gift tags
Decorative papers
Scissors
Glue stick
Black permanent marker (optional)
Stickers and other embellishments
Ribbon
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Looking for a fun way to add some canine charm to your gifts this year? Try these DIY doggie-themed gift tags. They’re easy to make, and they can be as plain or elaborate as you like — just let your creativity run wild!
What you’ll need:
Directions:
- Use your glue stick to apply glue to the back of the tag, then press it onto a piece of decorative paper.
- Once it’s glued and dried, cut out the tag.
- Cut out a dog shape from the decorative paper (I found several templates online), then glue it onto the tag.
- I outlined the dog shapes using a black marker to give them a little more definition.
- Apply stickers and any other embellishments you like.
- Attach ribbon through the hole at the top of the tag, and you’re done!
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