Wine bottle tag from scratch ~ Thanksgiving.

Today, I am sharing a fun way to decorate a wine bottle for Thanksgiving.  Here is a wine bottle or doorknob tag, made from scratch.

Sentiment:  Happy Thanksgiving.  (Eat the ham.)

For this wine tag, I first trimmed a rectangle cardstock panel.

Wine tag base 8" x 3 1/4"

The panel was scored at 3 1/2"

A 1 3/4" circle was punched on the scored end.

Insert panel 4 1/4" x 2 3/4"

For the background color, I added ink blending with a herringbone stencil and a small makeup brush.  And on the insert, the turkey was stamped and colored in with Copic markers.

This makes a fun hostess gift and also a great party or table decoration.

I made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.

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Here is another look.

Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. Cuddlebug Turkey, Simon Says Stamp intense black ink, Copic markers C7, C5, C1, C3, 0, W1, W3, Y26, R02, R27; Fiskars paper trimmer, Tim Holtz herringbone stencil, small makeup or blending brush, MSC scoring board, distress oxide ink in vintage photo and spiced marmalade; MFT photo corners die-namics, painter's tape, circle punch 1 3/4" and foam tape.

Have a wonderful day.

Gaylynn