Layered Tag Card
by Ardyth Percy-Robb
Learn to vary the length of die cuts for a layered card design, great for any occasion.
Supplies
- Tag or long rectangle die (Crafty Meraki Congrats Slimline Tag used here)
- Cardstock (Neenah 80 lb. Classic Crest used here, with green and coral cardstock)
- Die cutting machine
- Binder ring (or something to attach the layers)
- Other supplies as needed to complete the card (used here: Crafty Meraki Hello, Love and Elegance stamp sets, Versafine Onyx Black ink, Gina K Obsidian ink, Catherine Pooler Party Dress ink, Copic markers, Mini MISTI, Glue dots, Adhesive sheets, Lawn Fawn holographic cardstock)
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Cut tags from 3 different colours (or all of one colour if you prefer).
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Step 2 (Optional)
Cut quarter inch strips from your various cardstock colours. Adhere them to printer paper and cut a tag from this striped panel. Adhere one of your coloured tags to the back of the striped panel.
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Step 3
Trim the middle tag by using the side of the tag die, ensuring that it's long enough for the gift card . Make sure the top portion of the tag is over the die so it doesn't get cut.
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Step 4
Trim your top tag using the scalloped end of the die. Make sure it's shorter than the middle layer but covers the gift card portion.
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TIP:
You can trim both layers with straight edge or scalloped edge if you prefer, and you can trim at any length! -
Step 5
Decorate the tags as desired. For the sample, die cut sentiments cut from specialty cardstock were added to the longest (bottom) layer.
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Step 6
Decorate the middle tag with tone on tone stamping just around the edges if adhering a gift card to the center.
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Contrast the top tag by adding a colored image and sentiment.
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Step 7
Use a binder ring or key ring to attach your tags together.
TIP:
Consider a brad, ribbon or other methods for attaching the layers if preferred. -
Attach the gift card with a temporary glue dot.
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Step 8
Complete the project.
Video!
Your Turn
You've seen the tutorial, now you try it! We've got a section of the gallery set aside for Layered Tag Card. Try this technique, then upload your artwork to the gallery. Show us your creations!
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