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Snowman soup tags

Tomorrow I will share my snowman soup gift bags, but for today I'll show you the tags I will include with the gift bags.

Supplies
5 pack snowman chipboard ($1 @ Michaels)
Christmas paper
Printer
Glue

Print poem(at bottom of page) in a fun font.





Trace the chipboard onto a piece of scrapbook paper. Cut it out.



Glue onto each side of the chipboard.


Next I cut out the poem with a pair of scrapbook scissors. Glued these onto one side of the snowman.



On the back side I took different Christmas themed chipboard, stickers, etc. And decorated.



Poem:
Snowman Soup
Was told you've been real good this year.
Always glad to hear it!
With freezing weather drawing near,
You'll need to warm the spirit.
So here's a little Snowman Soup
Complete with stirring stick.
Add hot water, sip it slow.
It's sure to do the trick!

Check back in the morning for the gift bags these will be attached to!



Comments

  1. What a cute idea! Can't wait to see tomorrows post! :)

    Merry Christmas!
    Debbie

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