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Top Trends: Tag Art
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| There's just something about those little tags! Once an office-supply staple, tag art has become a popular paper craft in its own right, with templates, papers and all sorts of wonderful tag art ideas to be discovered. We asked designer Shauna Berglund-Immel, a tag art aficionado, to share two of her favorite designs in this issue of Your Creative Spirit. Read on! |
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Springtime Butterflies
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Shauna's Tip: Cut out individual designs from your patterned papers and use them to embellish your tags! Silhouette-cut the butterflies, fold up their wings and glue the bodies to the tags for a three-dimensional effect.
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In Shauna's Supply Box:
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The Beauty of Spring
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Shauna's Tip: Put a pocket or a mini envelope on your tag, then tuck little flowers, skeleton leaves or other treasures inside! To create the pocket effect, Shauna outlined the torn vellum edge with an embossing pen and heat-set gold embossing powder. She layered the vellum over her tag and trimmed it to size, layering a torn piece of light yellow floral paper on top to hide the adhesive.
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Now that you have ideas for terrific tags, what can you do with them? Add them to a scrapbook page or the front of a card, tie them to a gift package or just hang one at your desk at work or creative space at home for a touch of springtime!
Shauna Berglund-Immel is a scrapbook page designer who lives in Oregon with her husband Dave and two children, Spencer and Kaelin. She is one of five designers who created projects for Totally Tag Art published by Hot Off The Press.
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