Don't FORGET to ENTER the GIVEAWAY!

T-minus 3-ish hours.  

Don't forget to enter to win this: 

by midnight TONIGHT (Thurs, Feb 3).

A gift tag craft punch.

To do things like.......

1. Vintage map gift tags

2. Tags for your business

3. Christmas Tags

Or whatever your crafty little heart comes up with!  

:: GIVEAWAY :: Thank you for being our friend....

....travel down the road and back again.  

Ok, but seriously, thank you for being our friends.  We have passed the 50 followers on the blog --AND--we have well over 300 friends on Facebook!

So we decided a giveaway is in order--for our most loyal readers and for our new readers.  

Remember that handy dandy tag craft punch we talked about here and here?  

It's sooo awesome and handy to have that, we are giving it away to one lucky Three Sisterz reader!  

How do you win?

1. Become a follower on our blog (one entry).

2. LIKE us on Facebook (one entry).

3. Tweet or send a shout on FB about the giveaway (one entry for each).

Then, leave us a comment here telling us all of the above that you did

...so we can keep track, see. 

Do this all by midnight Thursday, February 3.  

**We'll announce the winner Friday, February 4.**

Good luck!

Holiday Gift Tag Tutorial

Looking for a way to spruce up or personalize your holiday packages?  

How bout something you can do with your kids?   

Try this to put you in the Christmas spirit!

Start with your supplies: 

--Card Stock: plain or decorative

--Stamps from Jo-Ann's: Ho, Ho, Ho, individual letters (we love these), 

graphics like Christmas trees, etc.  Be creative here.

--Stamp pads: You can find these in the dollar bins at Target or Jo-Ann's.

--Hole punch

--Holiday ribbon: A thinner ribbon works best for this project.

--Tag paper punch from Michaels: These are really handy to have around.

--Optional: Markers, crayons, glitter, stickers 

It is best to start with an assembly line.  Lay everything out on your work table.  

That way you and your kids can work your way through the line.

First punch out your gift tag using the paper punch.

Next take your hole punch and punch a hole in the top of each gift tag.

Cut your ribbon approximately 6 inches long.

Pinch the two ends together and thread through the hole in the tag.

Thread the ends through the loop and pull tightly to secure the ribbon to the gift tag.

Use your letter stamps to start stamping your message.  It's easiest to stick to one color stamp pad. Colleen lined up all her cards and did the letter "t" on all of them and then the letter "o" 

and then started the names.

Here's where you can add whatever it is you want to spruce up your tags.  

The girls put their artistic stamp on things with some hand drawn Christmas trees.

But we also like the simplicity of these.

On a package.  (One of many, many for baby boy's first Christmas.)

Merry Christmas to you from us!  Hope your have a happy and full holiday.