There’s really no wrong way to do it, you’ve got this. It ended up being exactly 12 inches but may vary depending on how you want to hang it and what your stockings look like. I measured where I wanted the tag to hang on my specific stocking and then cut the string.
You can add string and glue them directly to the stocking (or the underside of the stocking if there’s overlap), you can tie the tags on the loop of the stocking, or what I did was create a loop and let the loop hang on the stocking holder.
WOODEN NAME TAGS FOR STOCKINGS HOW TO
There’s a few options for how to want to hang the Stocking Tags onto your stocking. Placement is up to you, but I chose to put them centered in the middle of the Tag Craft Shape. Once the script names are finished, use wood glue or a hot glue gun to place on the front of the tags. I didn’t paint or stain the Script Wood Letters, but you can do either! Paint the names a festive color to match your stockings or home decor. I love the way that the unpainted Baltic Birch wood contrasts against the dark walnut stain and also perfectly matches the wooden beads I ordered. In this case, I wanted a simple DIY that was super quick and easy. Glue the Script Names on the Tag Craft Shape If you choose to paint the Tag Craft Shape or Script Wood Letters, check out How to Paint Wood Letters for more tips and tricks. Of course you can if you want, but I keep my DIY projects simple and just stain the face! Since the craft shape is cut with a laser, there’s a dark, burnt edge so when you stain it, you really don’t need to worry about staining the sides. I chose to stain the craft shape a dark walnut color, but you can paint or stain any color that you’d like. The Tag Craft Shape will come sanded when you order it from our website, so it’s ready to paint or stain! If you’d like help determining sizing, please contact our jolly Customer Service Team.
Jute Rope (Twine, String, Yarn or Ribbon Also Work)įor this project, I ordered a 5 inch Tag Craft Shape and 1 inch Script Wood Letters for the names.Here’s the materials you will need for this DIY project:
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