This concept is adapted from Nancy Taylor's post on the Hero Arts blog. Hero Arts School Animals images were used on metal-rimmed tags from Staples.
Images were colored in using markers, then covered front and back of the tag with a thin layer of Microglaze. Microglaze resists water and fingerprints, but you won't know it's there. 
Made in the USA by JudiKins.
I made these out of desperation. With three kids, they open a bottle of water and leave it out, then claim it is not theirs. Times THREE!! Times FIVE TIMES A DAY!! I'm tired of the waste. This eliminates that and has worked very well...for the past eleven days at least...
Hairbands are from Wal-Mart, and finished tags were quickly wired into place. The bands are sturdy and stretchy enough to go around the bottle's middle, so the tag doesn't smack you in the face when you're trying to take a drink.
supplies: Copic markers - Ellen Hutson
Hero Arts stamps - their entire line! - Stampin' Treasures
Microglaze - StarLitStudio
