Polymer Clay Gift Tags

Last week, my work held their annual employee appreciation luncheon.  To make the flower centerpieces a little more special, I made “Thank You” gift tags to hang on the vases.  If you’d like to make your own custom gift tags, keep on reading. =)

Directions:

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  • Use a fondant/cookie cutter to punch out the gift tag.  You can find a wide variety of different shape cutters at your local craft store.

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  • Punch out a small circle with a straw.

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  • Carefully place the gift tags onto an oven safe baking dish.
  • To harden, bake the polymer clay as directed.

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  • Allow the gift tags to completely cool before handling.

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  • Attach a piece of string or ribbon to each gift tag.

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The gift tags can be used on vases like this one from Ikea, tied to party favors, or tied to gifts.  For example:

  • “It’s a boy/girl” on baby shower favors
  • “M ♥ A” or “M+A” on bridal shower favors
  • “To: Jessica” on birthday or Christmas gifts

2 thoughts on “Polymer Clay Gift Tags

  1. Kerrie says:

    Hi Ms Tapioca, I am experimenting polymer clay however for some reason, they seem to be very prone to have fibre bits or dirt stuck to them making them look dirty. May i know how to you prevent/solve this issue? TIA!

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