Popsicle Stick Gift Tag
These gift tags are very easy to create, a perfect project for the kids to help with.
Materials and Tools:
popsicle sticks
gold or silver spray paint
craft glue or glue gun
handheld drill and drill bit
colored twine or narrow ribbon
faux jewels
large letter cutouts
Steps:
1. Spray paint popsicle sticks gold or silver and allow to thoroughly dry. Using handheld drill, create a hole in each end of the stick.
2. Embellish gift tags by adding faux jewels or the gift recipient's initials with hot glue.
3. Insert narrow ribbon or colored twine into ends of popsicle stick and tie onto package.
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