It is the first of July, wow this year is flying by! Today I’m sharing a Pin Up Tag Tutorial inspired by the time of year. I know sounds strange, stick with me. So many of us made a resolution in January to use up or stash. This is something I strive to do all the time every year. But I was looking at a bunch of scraps and leftover projects that I thought, why not do a self-challenge for July and try to create something every day from items in my stash. #useitupjuly was my idea to use as a hashtag. lol
Here is a video showing the Pin Up Tag Tutorial.
The supplies used for the Pin Up Tag Tutorial
- Calico Collage Pin Up Girl digital images
- Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist, Turquoise Blue, Icicle Blue
- Lace Stencil made on Cricut Explore Air
- Distress Ink – Black Soot
- Blending Tool
- Fiskars Scissors
- Brother Sewing Machine
- Fabric
- Best Glue Ever by ScraPerfect
- No-Clog Writing Cap by ScraPerfect
- Tulip Dimensional Glitter Paint
- Paint Brush
- Best Cleaner Ever by ScraPerfect
- Words by 7Gypsies
- Scraps of paper – Scrapbook paper and watercolor papers used.
- Corner Chomper
On my desk is a basket that collects scraps from projects. When I complete a video or project I’ll pop the leftover bits into the basket. Then when I need something quick to make I have items to grab. This basket is getting too full! That is why I decided to use it up a little at a time.
This Pin Up Tag Tutorial is really easy. Begin by grabbing up those leftover bits. This is a great way to make tags or even bookmarks. These you can use in journals, books or even give as a gift.
Trim papers to fit your idea. I don’t always measure, I just look and see where it needs to be cut. No stress this way. lol
Using a stencil on white paper is so pretty. It instantly turns it into a patterned paper. The shimmer is so beautiful it makes me smile to see it on a project.
Many of my projects I use my sewing machine. I just love the little details it adds to a project.
Glitter paint is something that makes items look even more vintage to me. Those old-fashioned cards that would have highlights of glitter always made me happy.
Since I began my crafting with sewing I have a large stash of fabric. My friends love to give me scraps as well so the pile is getting big and this was a perfect opportunity to use fabric as ribbons on the tags.
There is something about adding a single word to a project that completes the piece. It may not be needed all the time, but on some occasions adding a single word just adds the perfect touch.
These Pin Up Tags/bookmarks will be for sale at the Pin Up Girls Bazaar in Oklahoma City July 22. Come out and see lots of beautiful items for sale.
Make sure to check out the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group. Of course, you are welcome to join the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group. The group is growing daily and we are a friendly group willing to help each other and encourage each other.
Interested in any of the journals I created? Please feel free to contact me through my Facebook Page. Here is my shop, I have a lot of items uploaded and add more weekly.
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