Tag cards with two tags each...

 

I saw a card similar to this online and decided to give it a try. I have a die set that includes the tag you see on these cards plus a much longer one that could be used as a bookmark. 

I picked a couple of distressed DSPs from a small stack I have in my stash. Normally, I have trouble using a print like the one with flipflops, but I thought it worked well for this card. It was cut at 2 3/4" X 5 1/4".

The front of the card was scored at 1 1/4" from the right side. This was then folded over to create a pocket on the inside for cash or a gift card. That left a space to glue a plain coordinating 1" X 5 1/4" strip on the right. 

One of the tags was also cut from the turquoise DSP. The top tag was stamped and then the two were glued together at an angle. I popped them both up with foam squares and added a string bow at the top.

In this photo you can see the pocket created on the left. I glued another 1" strip of the turquoise DSP to it.

The white CS was cut the same size as the flipflop DSP and stamped with a simple greeting.

This card was made exactly the same way as the first card.

And, once again, you can see the pocket on the backside of the card front.

These two cards were quick and fun to make. They are a great way to use up smaller pieces of DSP, too.

Yesterday was a beautiful summer day here in the Northland. We spent a large part of the afternoon at an art fair in a nearby park. We took Mickey along and were impressed by his good behavior, even though there were thousands of people and (probably) hundreds of other dogs. As a reward, he got a special treat (a hot dog) when we got home.

Thanks so much for stoppy by, and remember to laugh--a little or a lot--every day

Cheryl