There were lots of pockets to fill and I learned that I could make a tag "tab" out of just about anything. I used scraps of paper, circles folded in half... even a smaller tag attached to make a bigger tag. These are all just under 4 inches square.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Mini Books and Tags
Last week I gave a program to teach a mini envelope book, and it turned out to be so much fun.
There were lots of pockets to fill and I learned that I could make a tag "tab" out of just about anything. I used scraps of paper, circles folded in half... even a smaller tag attached to make a bigger tag. These are all just under 4 inches square.
The two at bottom left started out as page dividers for a three ring notebook. I just cut to size for the size tag I needed. Love that! I used up a lot of little bits and scraps of paper, fabric and yarn by the time I was finished. It feels great to use up leftovers like that. Go Play!
There were lots of pockets to fill and I learned that I could make a tag "tab" out of just about anything. I used scraps of paper, circles folded in half... even a smaller tag attached to make a bigger tag. These are all just under 4 inches square.
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I was the lucky recipient of the book with the 7 on it. Can't tell you how great it is. I keep looking at every page and pulling out secret pages everywhere. Very cool! Thanks Ms. Pat
These look like so much fun! Color, secret pockets, ribbons, cool paper. Wish I could have been at KCG to learn this technique from you Pat!
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