Tags are a fun way to decorate a room, a gift, and other projects. They are super easy to make and switch out for different occasions or seasons.


“Going Places” and “Graphically Speaking” CARTRIDGES


Tag is 2 3/4” across GOING PLACES <sun> at 1 1/2” <water> at 3"


GRAPHICALLY SPEAKING <Image08>(Icon Blackout) at 1 1/4” (cut two) CELEBRATE by Trinh Arrieta


Cardstock: Bazzill Basics, Georgia-Pacific; Patterned paper, sentiment stamp: Papertrey Ink; Baker’s twine: The Twinery; Ink: Tsukineko; Hole punch: Crop-A-Dile by We R Memory Keepers; Personal electronic cutting machine: Cricut by Provo Craft; Per- sonal cutting machine: Cuttlebug by Provo Craft; Circle die: Spellbinders Paper Arts; Software: Cricut DesignStudio by Provo Craft; Adhesive machine: Xyron 510


1. Cut the shapes listed at left from your desired cardstock and/or patterned paper.


2. Cut a circle using a Spellbinders Paper Arts die and punch a hole at the top of it. Loop two pieces of baker’s twine through the hole.


3. Adhere the <water> cut across the bottom half of the circle and trim the excess.


4. Add the <sun> cut to the top of the circle with foam adhesive.


5. Stamp a sentiment onto one of the <Image08>(Icon Blackout) cuts and adhere both cuts to the circle next to the <sun> cut.


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