Quick Fun Tags
This paper design requires minimal embellishments. For this tag project, I incorporated torn paper, words, DIY washi, and dimension. Adding varied patterns elevates the overall design without extensive effort. Any vibrant paper design can serve as an excellent foundation for creating tags. If your design lacks a focal point, consider enhancing your tag with the following suggestions.
Materials needed:
- Tag bases and paper in the shape and design of your choice
- Glue
- Invisible tape
- Scissors
- Embellishments of your preference
I opted for additional patterns for the reinforcement hole and included small tags with diverse shapes and textures for added dimension. You can also incorporate charms, beads, or decorated paper clips for playful embellishments. Paper beads would be an excellent choice.
Experiment with adding fun elements such as fringe at the bottom, a touch of lace, or a paper ruffle. Introduce a hint of metal by incorporating eyelets and suspending something from a corner. Create a hole with a knot of string or twine, or utilize a couple of holes with a tiny bow. Consider using texture paste or a die-cut flourish for added flair. Stamps or a white pen can contribute to the overall design. For a touch of sparkle, employ glitter glue. Don't overlook the importance of string to effortlessly introduce color or texture. Wrap two or three different colors and types, slide a bead down near the tag's top, and secure the other end with a knot.
Ensure you have a few of these charming tags readily available for impromptu gift-giving. They effortlessly elevate the presentation of simple brown paper or one color gift bags and make a nice keepsake for the recipient.
Happy paper crafting!