How To Make Stitched Notebook Paper Tags

Back-to-School time is on the horizon for us and I am attempting to get organized!  This year I would like to bring a little something special to my girls’ teachers for the first day of school.  What fits the bill better than apples?   Apples that are in a cute basket with these super cute personalized Stitched Notebook Paper Tags attached! I am all about the lovely  little details!

Stitched Notebook Paper Tags

Here is how I made these adorable Stitched Notebook Paper Tags…

Notebook Paper Tag

Supplies:

2” by 3” rectangle of white card stock
Red, White, and Blue Thread
Black and White Bakers Twine
Sewing Machine
Letter Stickers
Hole Punch

Stitched Notebook Paper Tags

Before we get started, you should know that I used the white thread underneath for all of the stitches.  I then threaded my machine with the blue thread and stitched two blue lines across the bottom and clipped the excess. Super duper easy!


stitched notebook paper tags

Now you will thread your machine again and this time with the red thread.  Sew one line from top to bottom and clip the excess thread.  Then, you will use your hole punch in the upper left hand corner. 


stitched notebook paper tag

Now you can either hand write your teacher’s name or use some letter stickers.  I got mine from Wal-Mart. To finish up, thread your bakers twine through the hole and attach to the handle of the basket. That is all!  

notebook paper tags

Be sure and check out our Apple Basket Pennant Garland to complement this little gift idea!

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If you love apples as much as we do, hop on over and grab your Free Printable Gift Wrap and Mini Thank You Notes! Perfect for Teacher Appreciation…

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Comments

  6. says

    This is Melissa @ Daisy Mae Belle. LOVE this! I have been looking for something cute to do for the teachers. I have just found the tag that will be attached! Love the creativity!

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  16. says

    Absolutely darling! What a great idea. Simple and cheap…my kind of project!

    Thanks for the inspiration!

    Have a happy week!
    Tausha
    sassystyleredesign.com

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  19. says

    Very original ladies!! I’m still getting use to my new ‘old’ sewing machine. Sébastien threads it for me.. I wonder if he would mind threading it twice for me? I love those tags!

    Thanks for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality!

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  25. says

    what a sweet little idea! i love it and i can see it being very versitile. found you from Positively Splendid’s link up. Thanks for sharing :)

    -Noelle @ noelleandtorrey.blogspot.com

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  26. says

    These are so cute!! I am trying to put Back to school far out of my mind for my but pinned for September! Thanks so much for coming out to the party at Clean and Scentsible – I’ll be featuring this today. Hope you are having a great weekend and enjoying the Olympics!
    Jenn 😉

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  27. says

    Pretty darn cute! I’m out of the back to school time, kids all grown up! but so love the creativeness today! So glad you shared your creative inspiration with Sunday’s Best – your creativity helped make the party a success!

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  1. […] Hey y’all!   I am Trish from Uncommon and Bonnie and I are so glad to be back at Positively Splendid today! We are so grateful to Amy for having us! We have a really fun craft to share with you that is sure to get you excited about the start of a new school year! I love to have a little something for my child to bring when we go to “meet the teacher night”.  It is such a great way for the little ones to connect with their teacher right from the start and really helps with their jitters, too!  It also doesn’t hurt to let the teacher know from the get go, that you appreciate and value what they are about to do for your child.  This year I plan on them bringing a special apple basket all decked out with this fun pennant garland!  I can’t wait to show you how to make a garland of your own! Supplies: Apple Basket (I painted it turquoise with spray paint) Scrap Fabric, ruler, and scissors Ric Rac (2 lengths about 32” long) Mod Podge and a Foam Brush Glue Gun and Glue Sticks Cute Stitched Notebook Paper Tag […]

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  2. […] I love to have a little something for my child to bring when we go to “meet the teacher night”.  It is such a great way for the little ones to connect with their teacher right from the start and really helps with their jitters, too!  It also doesn’t hurt to let the teacher know from the get go, that you appreciate and value what they are about to do for your child.  This year I plan on them bringing a special apple basket all decked out with this fun pennant garland!  I can’t wait to show you how to make a garland of your own! Supplies: Apple Basket (I painted it turquoise with spray paint) Scrap Fabric, ruler, and scissors Ric Rac (2 lengths about 32” long) Mod Podge and a Foam Brush Glue Gun and Glue Sticks Cute Stitched Notebook Paper Tag […]

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