As my crafty/arty journey is slowly starting to change, I am increasingly wondering what to do with all the supplies I have collected over the years....
I cut the tags with the Tim Holtz die, connected two at a time with wide double sided tape and then covered the backs with further tags cut from design/ scrapbook papers. Below some close ups:
More Prima and image from Paper Whimsy.
More of the same
A few words were added here and there using Tim Holtz word stickers.
Here the back of the booklet, using up further papers.
The whole booklet folds together accordion style of course, and can be held together with a book ring.
Or opened up and decorate a shelf or mantle piece somewhere.
Well, that's it, quick, easy, fun to do and good to use up some of those leftovers we all have collected.
Thank you for visiting and have a happy week!
xxx
Liked this idea, Astrid. We all sure have lot of scraps which we keep to use in future projects :)
ReplyDeleteLove this tag book!
Love your left overpapers haha Beautifull booklet
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Lovely collection!
ReplyDeleteWOW! These are super cool!
ReplyDeletelooks a wonderful project - I love your leftover pieces!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea to use up things no longer needed Astrid. This is stunning
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
Wish I had seen this post last week as I just got rid of scrap papers, many that I had kept for future use xx
ReplyDeleteYour tags are fabulous and I love them all x
Hugs hugs
Annie x
A great idea, it's always good to use up some of the horded/left over items that keep accumulating.
ReplyDeleteAvril xx
Each one of these was a great treat to see Astrid. They are all so unique and so lovely. What a wonderful idea to keep them so nice and together too! The Destination one and the Thankful one are my favorites!! Xj.
ReplyDeleteA fantastic idea, we all have stored many such boxes and they never seem to diminish in size.
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
Wonderful idea, that booklet really looks good. I am using my scarps in my new journal. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThese are all so pretty Astrid and such a lovely idea which I might have to try with my growing pile of scraps :D
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
beautiful way to use up those leftover bits - really fabulous! Hugs Rachel x
ReplyDeleteHello Dear Astrid. Your tags are so pretty and papers are just so beautiful. Super idea too. Hugs Rita xxx
ReplyDeletefabulous !! great idea for left overs ! Debi x
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea and such a beautiful collection of tags altogether, love them xxx
ReplyDeleteYou are not alone there Astrid, I think we all change directions as time goes on, I often have pangs of guilt when I looks at things that sit unused for so long.
ReplyDeleteYour accordion tag book is a delight and each element a little work of art.
B x
Another little masterpiece here from your hands, and what a beautiful piece it is. I love your little tagfolder, it´s sooo beautiful and such a great idea to use some of those scrap pieces, even though I don´t have that many anymore, as the girls are getting older, as they just love it, when they´re allwoed to use papers from the scrapbox, when they´re here making their stuff too, and they can soon use a lot, which I´m sure, you´ll learn, when your grandkids grow a little older too ha ha ha. I love your idea here and keep it in mind for a later time when I need a little something for someone. Thanks sooo much for sharing it with us here. Have a wonderful day here the last day of the Whitsun, if you celebrate that.
ReplyDeleteThis really made me smile Astrid, you took a few scraps and turned them into a wonderful little work of art - I could never get things to match up so beautifully - lol! Hugs, Anne xx
ReplyDeleteDefinitely going to give this a go Astrid as I can never get rid of any collaged pieces or bits of beautiful paper. They are all squirrelled away in my bit boxes but they just might be seeing the light of day soon. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWarm crafty hugs from Shirl x x x
ShirlsCards.
This is a wonderful idea, Astrid! I love tags, and these are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Astrid, I love your beautiful 'tag book', very creative. Thanks for all your inspiration, it's a joy to see your art. Take care, Shirleyxx
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing line up of tags Astrid!! I love that you used all of your leftover bits, I really must try to do something like this to use up mine. hugs :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!! Love all the pretty details and colors!
ReplyDeleteAstrid - gorgeous tag book and gorgeous tags. What a wonderful idea to use up bits and bobs that are piling up! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful little book made up of gorgeous tags! Your work is always so romantic.
ReplyDeleteSandy xx
A super way to use your leftover bits with stunning results and fab details.
ReplyDeleteJulie x
Such a charming way to use the precious little saved pieces and create a work of art. I can see a little project with my Grand daughter coming up very soon. She loves to get into all the pretty bits and make "precious" things. Thanks for the inspiration :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use up leftovers...I totally need to do the same! LOVE this so much! Each tag is gorgeous victorian-esque beauty!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely tags and so good to use up some of the bits & bobs that we are all inundated with no matter how hard we try to use them up. Yes, we are all guilty of needing that latest "whatever" that is the very latest trend lol. Good luck with the using/ rehoming
ReplyDeleteSally
what a great idea and lovely project Astrid! each tag is so wonderfully done- so beautiful to look at! Julia xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous little booklet and also a fab idea to use up your leftover bits. It's totally delightful and far too lovely to keep folded up - it would look wonderful full length on a mantle piece. Such an inspiring blog post.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful idea and a wonderful booklet in the end with all your amazing leftovers Astrid!
ReplyDeleteoxo Susi
I suppose we all go through these phases where we question everything. It is both a sign of spring and growth! Just embrace it and ride the waves. This is a great stash-buster project, absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove your accordian tag book Astrid and brilliant idea to use the book ring to keep it closed! Wonderful way to utilize all those bits and bobs we can't bear to part with even when we know we should ;O) Deb xo
ReplyDeleteA fabulous little tag book, you have used up some of your scraps in a most beautiful way! Hugs, Chrisx
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool idea and gorgeous leftover book!!
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Such a lovely idea, they are so beautiful each, and collected, to your tiny book, a most wonderful display. Love all your soft mooted tones , and images.
ReplyDeleteDorthe, oxox
LOve this idea, love all your tags , great work, the subtle tones you used are wonderful! BArbara
ReplyDeleteWOW what a marvellous collection of grandiose bookmarks!
ReplyDeleteHugs Anja
what lovely tags and a creative way to showcase them.. Always love seeing your work. I have recently made some tags. You've inspired me to share them! Thanks for sharing. It's always a pleasure. Have a great day week.
ReplyDeleteTamara
What a gorgeous make from leftovers... each tag is fab on its own and the set makes for a beautiful mini album.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to use up collage scraps, ephemera and papers... you'll soon have such a streamlined craft room that you'll be able to fill it up all over again with the tools of your newer trades! Gorgeous accordion album.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Inspiring ! Astrid if only my scraps were as lovely as yours I would give this a go . A wonderful collection of tags x
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea, and I LOVE your take on it!! Will definitely keep this in mind - such a wonderful memory book of past creative work. xxx Lynn
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