Lansdowne Life

  • About/Contact
  • DIY Projects
    • Craft Projects
    • Wall Art
    • Party Ideas
    • Furniture
    • Sewing Projects
  • Decorating
  • Kid Stuff
  • Shop

Upcycled gift topper tags made from countertop samples

December 21, 2010 by Erin Heaton

Upcycled gift topper tags made from countertop samples

These cute little tags are pure upcycling, folks. And you’ll never guess what they were made from.

Counter top samples

Old counter top samples! (And wrapping paper and ribbon scraps.)

I ran across the business card-sized samples in a box full of junk. My parents built a couple of houses when I was a kid, and my younger self found that type of thing irresistible.

Upcycled gift topper tags made from countertop samples

I used Mod Podge to adhere the paper to the Formica. When that was dry, I coated the whole thing with Mod Podge to seal it and tied on a scrap of ribbon. Easy and quick!

Upcycled gift topper tags made from countertop samples

For the first three (in the very top photo), I used “new” wrapping paper scraps. For the second three, I covered them with a used piece of vintage wrapping paper I had been hoarding. I love that snowy log cabin.

Upcycled gift topper tags made from countertop samples

I plan on using these as gift tie-ons, so I tied slips of red cardstock to the backs to write to/from info, but they can be torn off if the recipient wants to re-use the tag.

Related Posts

  • Replacing the back doorReplacing the back door
  • Stripping and repainting our front door frameStripping and repainting our front door frame
  • Kid-painted Christmas tree ornamentsKid-painted Christmas tree ornaments
  • Box-style floor pillowBox-style floor pillow
Share this! Share on facebook
Facebook
Share on pinterest
Pinterest
Share on twitter
Twitter
Share on email
Email

Posted Under: Craft, Upcycled

Comments

  1. Anna Mette Bladt says

    September 1, 2012 at 8:48 am

    It is a very cute idea. Thank you!

    • Erin @ Lansdowne Life says

      September 2, 2012 at 12:16 pm

      Glad you liked it!

Hi, I'm Erin Heaton,
and I make things.
Lots and lots of things.
Read More >>

Music Note Art Prints - Visit my Etsy shop!
13 Tips for a DIY newborn baby photo shoot 14 Tips from my first year selling on Etsy How to make drawer pulls from nuts & bolts Kids Birthday Questionnaire FREE Printable

Archives

Coupon matchup website for St. Louis area grocery stores - Schnucks, Dierbergs, Fresh Thyme, Whole Foods

All content copyright © 2010–2025 Lansdowne Life / Erin Heaton. Shoplifters will be prosecuted.
Terms of Service | Disclaimer