Gift Tags and Ribbons

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I’ve just wrapped my first batch of Christmas gifts for delivery to far flung family this coming weekend. (No peeking children!)
Using gift tags made from last year’s greetings cards and salvaged ribbon handles from high-end High Street carrier bags I’m really pleased with the end result.

To see how I recycled last year’s Christmas cards go to https://langdonhyde.com/christmas-gift-tags/.

 
To purchase longer lengths of contemporary ribbons visit www.sophiesribbons.com where you will find her own collection of coloured, striped and printed ribbons sold by the roll.
 
 
 
 

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