I love making tags, and often would rather make them instead of a card. I wanted to find a way to incorporate a tag into a card, so that the recipient can remove the tag, and each piece stands alone.
I hit on this simple card fold idea, which has a removable tag, which could be used as a bookmark. The greeting is written on the reverse of the tag, and due to the gusset fold of the card, it doesn't collapse when on display, as top folded cards often can.
To make, cut two pieces of card to the measurements shown.
and glue the tabs inside, leaving a slit open at the top
This leaves you two bare surfaces to decorate. Remember to save all your dimensional decorations for the front of the card or the top of the tag, as the tag needs to be flat to fit into the slit. This also makes it perfect for use as a book mark.
I decorated my card and tag with stamps from the artistic stamper's new heart plate.
I'd love to see what people do with this template,
Joanne
Oh cool! Its Mothers Day soon in the UK, I might adapt the card for this! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fabulous idea and with endless possibilities! Love your sample. It's just fantastic! Thanks for a great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fab idea! I love making tags but it can be difficult to use them. Thanks for such a great tutorial
ReplyDeleteClaire xx
Great Idea and beautiful card. Thankyou for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great card and so unique. I can't wait to give it a try! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a creative card, and looks like it's straight forward enough to make lots! This is going into my idea file for Christmas cards. Your card and tutorial have definitely inspired me! Thanks, Joanne!
ReplyDeleteA simple idea that can be used for any occassion. I can see lots of these making an appearance soon!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial Joanne. Looks extremely adaptable for lots of different occasions.
ReplyDeleteFab tutorial!! Love this idea x
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial :)
ReplyDeleteI have an old wallpaper book from the '20s and this card just screamed "perfect for wallpaper". So much for housework today!!!!
ReplyDeletethanks for another great tutorial. I've saved it to my to try list. Jaqui x
ReplyDeleteThis is so great! and perfect timing! TFS!
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