Tag Card
Make this collection of cards that really have superstar sparkle
There’s something for everyone and every occasion in this exciting set of greetings designed by Tracey Daykin-Jones. Here, she has put together a vibrant selection for you to make with ease. Using simple techniques, as well as more advanced skills, such as cutting an aperture, you can create cards that really shine. And don't worry if you cannot already make windows, as we've got step-by-step instructions to guide you through it. (See Issue 31 of Let's Make Cards for the rest of the collection)
Tag Card
1 Cut away a 3.5cm vertical strip from the opening edge of a green blank using scallop-edged scissors. Stick five chipboard squares vertically down the right of the inside back using 3-D foam pads.
2 Stick patchwork paper with greetings to the front of the card. Glue orange ribbon vertically down the edge, securing the ends on the inside of the card with double-sided tape. 3Tie a second length through a large chipboard tag and trim the ends with sharp scissors. Add the tag to the card using 3-D foam pads and attach a die-cut to bottom right of the tag to finish.
Embellish chipboard tags to add further dimension
