Chalkboard Tags {Silhouette Foil Paper}

I have another great couple of projects today!  What are two of my favorite things?  Chalkboards and my Silhouette CAMEO™.  Here you can see that I’ve been busy with both!

Last Spring, I got these doors from my niece Marie.  I’ve been thinking and thinking of what I can do with them. After making the original Beverage Tags, I decided to make some more. I popped out all of the slats in the top of ONE door.

I cut them with my compound miter saw.

I then drilled the holes, and painted them with some chalkboard spray paint.

I tied some jute on them.

Voila!

Now that I have all of those Chalkboard Tags made, I have been thinking of how I am going to package them to sell at Glendale.
I bought some baggies in the jewelry dept at Walmart, but they were too small. Then I ordered some cellophane bags off of Ebay, and they were perfect. However, I needed some labels.
Silhouette America sent me some of their newest products that were unveiled at CHA over the Summer:

I chose the silver foil paper.  I used the print & cut feature and printed these tags on my printer. You can see the black registration marks, that allow the CAMEO to know just where to cut.

I loaded the sheet of paper into the CAMEO using the mat.

After the tags were cut, I removed the foil from the mat, and then peeled off the excess foil.

I placed the sticker (label) onto my cellophane bag.

I stuffed the bag with my chalkboard tags and sealed it.  Packaging really IS what sells, right?
Silhouette America is having a great promotion between now and September 30, 2012. Check out this great deal:

gail

Although Silhouette generously supplied me with the specialty papers, all opinions are my own.