Gift tags

Here are some gift tags I made with the help of some fine cathedral window SVGs I got from Heather Tracy’s Thicketworks blog (thanks Heather!):

I cut the two layers of the window out of 0.044" chipboard, painted them with black gesso then dry brushed with copper metallic paint. Glued together and then glued on to background card stock. The branches of greens were done using a paper punch, and I 3D-printed the deer on my resin printer.

Forgot the banana. They are 4 inches tall.

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Wow, these are super fancy! Forget name tags, these are ornaments in their own right!

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Beautiful! Something to treasure and put on future trees.

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Tritto! Those belong on a tree! :grinning:

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Love these! The deer is so cute, and I agree they are multipurpose tags/ornaments!

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See, the Glowforge really is a 3D printer! :upside_down_face:

Nice work as always.

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Wonderful job

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Definitely ornament quality.

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Those are lovely! Thanks too for the design link to the cathedral file link. I’ve been wanting to design something like that - but haven’t gotten to it yet… this is better!

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Beautiful with a capital B. Those are some inspiring gift tags!

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@cynd11, those are literally the best gift tags I’ve ever seen…

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Wow! Beautiful! The file is awesome, but you really gave it a fantastic finish with the black gesso and copper paint.

You are tempting me after seeing your reindeer to get a resin printer.

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I ended up repurposing the gothic window design to a small votive, using frosted acrylic and walnut.

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Great idea!

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