It's Sarah Pendergrast with part 2 of my focus on tags. Today I'm going to showcase some layouts that feature tags as both major and supporting elements to scrapbook pages. Thank you Amy Coose, Amy Sorensen, Christine Newman, Emily Spahn and Deb Duty for contributing fabulous layouts including tags for today's post.
1. Use a tag as a journaling spot.
Amy Coose
2. Place your title on a tag to draw focus
Christine Newman
Amy Coose
Amy Coose
3. Make a backgroud with tags
Amy Sorensen
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4. Put your tag in a little bag or envelope for pull-out journaling
Deb Duty
Deb Duty
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5. Try embellishing a tag
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6. Run a tag through your printer for printed journaling
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Emily Spahn
Emily Spahn
7. Write or stamp the date on a smaller tag
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8. Try the layered look with a tag peeking out
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Emily Spahn
9. Turn a journaling card into a tag by adding a gromet and some twine
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10. Dress up a tag with stamps and twine
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As you can see, there are many ways to incorporate tags into your layout. I hope you have fun trying some of these ideas!
