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Paper Crafts for Summer and All Occasions - Sunflower Tag
Tags are not only for decorating gifts anymore. Now tags have become works of art in themselves. Use different elements such as fancy scrapbook papers, paper napkin designs, brads and eyelets, ribbons, etc. There are no rules on how creative your design can be.
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Supplies needed:
- Tag template i.e. from Fiskars or use
pattern below
- yellow textured cardstock
- yellow and white cardstock
- vellum with printed greeting
- fiber paper in dark yellow
- sunflower motif (can be found on paper
napkin or specialty motif papers)
- motif puncher with large flower
- hole puncher with gold brad and eyelet
- fuzzy ribbon in yellow and orange
- 3-D pad
- stick glue
- scissors
Tip: If you do not have some of the supplies mentioned or if they are not available in your area, be creative and find alternatives that would also work well. Your creativivity has no limit when it comes to making these small works of art.
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Instructions:
1. Print out the tag pattern below or use your tag template to create a tag out of yellow cardstock.
2. Tear a piece of yellow fiber paper and glue it asymmetrically onto the tag shape.
3. Follow the instructions below if using a paper napkin motif. Otherwise, glue the paper sunflower motif onto white cardstock and cut the motif exactly out. Glue it then onto the tag over the fiber paper.
4. Cut the vellum out into a small rectangle shape. Cut also a piece of yellow cardstock out slightly larger than the vellum. Punch a hole though the vellum, the cardstock and the tag. Insert a brad and secure. Turn the cardstock rectangle sideways a bit.
5. Punch out a flower and attach it to the card with a 3-D foam pad.
6. Punch a hole through the top center of the tag and secure the hole with an eyelet.
7. Knot a piece of fuzzy ribbon to the hole.
Paper Napkin Applique with Fusible Web tutorial
Free Pattern: Gift Tag Pattern
Click here to learn more useful tips and tricks for paper crafts and card making
Next Craft >>> Natural Tag Craft Project
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