DIY Leather Bar & Drink Tags

Get your at-home bar set up with these easy-to-make DIY Leather Bar and Drink Tags (gift or keep). Perfect for any party or gathering!

 
DIY leather bar and drink tags
 

In case the pom pom leather luggage tags were a bit too girly for you, we have a whole other type of tag to float your boat, DIY Leather Bar and Drink Tags!

It’s a similar concept. But a whole new aesthetic that the guys in your family won’t cringe from, which is perfect for upcoming spring evenings.

For a clean, elegant look, you can also try making these simple DIY decanter tags.

DIY leather bar and drink tags

Materials and Tools Needed to Make DIY Leather Bar and Drink Tags

Leather scrap

Brass eyelets and setter

Rotary punch

Leather stamp set

Rotary cutter or Exacto knife

Mallet

Bakers twine

DIY leather bar and drink tags

How To Make DIY Leather Bar Tags

Step 1 — Using your rotary cutter, cut out your desired shapes. And make sure they’re wide enough to fit all your letters.

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Step 2 — Wet down your tag with a damp paper towel or sponge.

Step 3 — Using a safe hard surface beneath, stamp each letter by striking it several times with your mallet.

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Step 4 — Punch a hole in the top of your tag, and then insert an eyelet using your setter.

diy drink tags

Step 5 — Lastly, cut a piece of cute twine, loop it through and hang it on your bottles!

 
diy drink tags layout
 
diy drink tags

So grab that party gear you’ve been dying to use and get your bar cart set up with these easy-to-make DIY Leather Bar and Drink Tags!

They make for the perfect addition to any party or gathering

And don’t forget to include a DIY Golden Globes Drink Tag so no one will accidentally grab it.

Now, all that’s left is coming up with creative drinks for each of your new tags…so good luck and cheers!

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DIY leather bar and drink tags

DIY Leather Bar And Drink Tags

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Label your decanters and bottles with easy to make (gift or keep) leather tags for your at home bar.
Total Time25 minutes
Course DIY
Category Bar

Equipment

  • Rotary cutter or X-acto knife
  • Sponge
  • Rotary punch
  • Mallet

Notes

Once you purchase all your materials, this project is fairly inexpensive if making multiple tags! 

Instructions

  • Using your rotary cutter, cut out your desired shapes. and make sure they’re wide enough to fit all your letters.
  • Wet down your tag with a damp paper towel or sponge.
  • Using a safe hard surface beneath, stamp each letter by striking it several times with your mallet.
  • Punch a hole in the top of your tag, and then insert an eyelet using your setter.
  • Cut a piece of cute twine, loop it through and hang it on your bottles!
Cost: $3
KEYWORD: diy leather bag tags

Don’t forget to share your DIY leather bag tags with us on Instagram using the hashtag #sugarandclothloves. We always love seeing all of your creations! Looking for more interior design inspiration? You can find them all of our home decor tutorials and ideas right here!

 

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