Mini Pocket Tag Card Set

by Anne Harada

Mini Pocket Tag Card Set

Materials

• Bazzill Basics Single Color sheets
• Kraft     ( BAZ-9-960   $0.59)
• Pineapple Bliss     ( BAZ-4-441   $0.59)
• Bahama     ( BAZ-7-727   $0.59)
• Strawberry Splash     ( BAZ-2-237   $0.59)
• Stamps
• Inkadinkadoo Boxed Wishes     ( INK-CSL-9911299520   $9.99)
• Inks and Embossing Powders
• Tsukineko Versafine, Onyx Black     ( TSU-VFP-Blk   $8.99)
• Embellishments
• 1" Satin with Grosgrain Edge ribbon, Light Blue     ( MA-HN-34   $0.89/yard)
• American Crafts Elements Glitter Buttons
• Baby Girl     ( AMC-GBT-babgirl   $3.49)
• Metalics     ( AMC-GBT-metal   $3.49)
• Mini Spiral Clips, Gold/Silver mix     ( CR-MCL-GS   $3.99)
• Tools
• Martha Stewart Deep Edger Garden Trellis Punch     ( MSC-PU-42-70001   $17.99)

• Martha Stewart Cosmos Punch     ( MSC-PU-283026   $10.59)

• Copic Markers for coloring     ( various as desired   $3.95)

Instructions

• For this project, I’ve made little tags with the wonderful Inkadinkadoo set called “Boxed Wishes”.
  I used the tags to make a set of mini pocket cards.



• I chose three of the six images from the "Boxed Wishes" set and colored them with Copic markers.
  
  
  



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 I cut them out and added a circular clip and some hemp twine to each one to make the tags.



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 Next I created the card bases by folding a 4-1/4" x 5-1/4" Kraft piece of cardstock. 
  I trimmed a Bahamas panel to 2-1/4" x 4" for each card and adhered one to each of the card bases. 
  Using a gold Sharpie pen, I added dotting around the border.



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 To make the outside-pockets of the card, I punched a Martha Stewart's Trellis Border out of Pineapple CS. 
  I trimmed them to 2-1/4” wide, than applied glue only to the bottom and very edges of the sides to create the pocket so the tags could be slipped inside. 
  I wrapped each panel with a light blue satin ribbon and tied a knot around each ribbon to make a “bow”.
  I punched three Strawberry Splash CS flowers with a Martha Stewart Cosmos flower punch.
  I used my button as a template to pierce my holes into the center of the flowers.
  
  
  



• I threaded hemp twine through the top of the trellis and then added on the flower and then the button, then tied the knot on top.
  
  
  
  
  
  


• Finally, I inserted my tags into my cards!
  
  
  

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