TAG IT - REMARKABLE STAMPERS STAMP OF THE MONTH BLOG TOUR! IT'S HERE, RIGHT NOW!

Today I'm proud to be a part of the REMARKABLE STAMPERS STAMP OF THE MONTH BLOG TOUR.  We are featuring the SU! stamp set TAG IT which benefits the Ronald McDonald House Charities.  Enjoy my creations below and then follow along to the next blog on the tour for more inspiration.

For the first project I used the Santa Tag and stamped it in cherry cobbler ink and then die cut it with the coordinating CHALK TALK framelits die.  I added a SU! BIG SHOT Bowz.  This is a brand new die from SU! that makes the most awesome bows.  I think it's a must have for the upcoming holiday season and for all of your gift giving needs.  Note that I added an adhesive backed SU! pearl to santa's hat where the pom pom is.  It's always a nice touch to add embellishments to tags and cards.

The kraft box is covered with Season of Style Designer Series Paper Stack (#132181) from the Holiday Catalog by SU!  This is a 48 sheet pack with double sided dsp sized perfect for cards and crafts.

Here's a card I made using another stamp in the set. I want to send this card to my niece who just won several softball championships and who is a star softball pitcher for high school.

I stamped the congratulations label and die cut it with the coordinating CHALK TALK framelits and also cut out the large tag.  The ribbon is BRAND NEW Silver 1/8" Ribbon from the SU! HOLIDAY CATALOG. It's really shiny and is going to be perfect for the holidays and for silver anniversary and birthday events.

I used the SU! corner rounder above to corner round the edges of the card.  I think that adds a nice touch to the card.  I also used the Alphabet Press embossing Folder for the background - which is BRAND NEW to SU! this year.

Another stamp in the collection is the I DIG YOU stamp.  Oh this is adorable.  Here's a card I made using that stamp.

The designer paper is from the NEW IN COLOR DSP 12 by 12 pack which is great for crafts, cards and scrapbooking.  The silver glimmer paper is a great addition for extra bling to any project.  I embossed the base card stock with my favorite SU! LATTICE embossing folder.  I used the same stamp on my mini gift bag that was a make and take at the SU! CONVENTION.  I changed mine slightly by using the I DIG YOU stamp on my tag.  SU! gave us the entire kit to make this gift bag and directions we could link up to on our smartphones for a video showing how to make the bag.  The tags, mini clothespin, and twine are part of the tag a bag accessory kit from the main SU! idea book.

Wow!  I could go on and on with projects using this stamp set. It's so versatile and a must have set to have in your stamp cabinet.  For more ideas head on over to fellow team mate Andi Katz blog by clicking the box below.

If any of the links have a kink to them, return to my blog and link anywhere below to see more TAG IT samples.

Nancy Amato           http://stampinallnight.blogspot.com
Melissa Bolinger      http://www.stampinup.net/blog/2089191
Jackie Bottomley     http://www.jackiebottomley.blogspot.com
Susan Carlson         http://stampinmomoffour.blogspot.com
Tamra Davis            http://www.thecardladies.com
Connie Deibler         http://www.conniestamps.com
Danielle Denhardt    http://www.purrfectlycreative.com
Sherri Eddleblute      http://www.sweetestdesigns.blogspot.com
Crystal Kondo           http://www.card-ed.com
Deb Lehigh               http://thestampinhut.typepad.com
Anne Matasci            http://www.MauiStamper.wordpress.com
Robin Merriman        http://www.trinitydesignstudio.blogspot.com
Audra Monk              http://thecraftyyogi.blogspot.com
Maria Pane               http://www.stampinandscrappinwithriri.blogspot.com  YOU ARE HERE
Andi Potler                http://www.absolutekreations.com
Michele Reynolds     http://www.inspirationink.typepad.com
Vicki Soni                  http://www.paperinkle.com
Pam Staples             http://www.sunnygirlscraps.com
Jeri St. John             https://jerrisgemtastics.blogspot.com
Jeannette Swain       http://www.stampsnwhatnot.com
Janet Wakeland        http://www.remarkablycreated.com