Tag books

How to Create the Structure of a Secret Tag Book

Hi crafters! I have a fun tag mini book to share today. The inside pages were folded from a single piece of paper, without using any adhesive. Please note: this post has affiliate links, for which I receive a small percentage of sales generated by the link, at no extra cost to you. I had fun looking through some older magazines and found an article about a folded book in one of my South African papercraft magazines. The magazine is called Creative Reflections, but no longer exists. The basic…

You know I'm a book nerd and that I love tags, so it only seemed fitting to make a tag book for this week's Simon Says Stamp Monday Challeng...

Hi everyone! I promised to create a project using one of the new Mini Distress Ink sets. I chose set #10 - Iced Spruce, Squeezed Lemonade,...

Hello friends, Tim and I were having a conversation this week about an often asked question he gets, "what do I do with the tags I make?" So I guess that was still in my mind when I decided to make a tag book, since really any background will work for this project. Follow along and I'll show you all the layers. I chose five #8 Distress Heavystock Tags for the book but you could use as many as you like. The Heavystock tags are made for holding up under multiple wet mediums. They are by far my…

It's time for a book tag that shines some light on a few of those books I've been meaning to get around to. The “I’ll Get Around to it Later” Book Tag

Favorites in this book: Angel Board Book, Vintage Greetings Book, In The Garden, Pockets Book and Tag Book.

I loved creating this tag book. Head to my YouTube channel to see how i made this.

Hey there! I have a new tag flip mini album to share with you today, including a start-to-finish process video, featuring the Tag Punch Board by WeR and my new Go the Scenic Route collection! Check out how to create this tag flip book in this video: I began by trimming 8 floral papers found in Go the Scenic Route (Paper 2, Paper 9, Paper 12, Paper 14, Paper 16, Paper 18, Paper 23, and Paper 24) into different sizes of rectangles ranging from 3x5" to 2 1/4x3" and everything between! Using the…