Mini Pocket Tag Book

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Wow!! I didn’t realise I haven’t posted for such a long time, life has seriously flown past with so many things going on. I will say my excuse is a good one, I was building my “She Shed” with my hubby over the December break and I am pleased to say I should be moving in next weekend...... well I am hoping too as it’s been pushed back a bit. I will post some pictures when I am all setup.

After all the excitement, I want to show you my cute, quick and easy Mini Pocket Tag book. It’s so easy to make using a place card as the book cover and adding some ready made tags in from the Dream Big Shipping Tags collection.


I added Art by Marlene Artsy Aribia paper elements and sticky quotes. The front is covered with a Heidi Swap sticker circle, gauze, Heidi swap post it sticker, pink leaf ribbon and some sequins. 



The inside was super easy and designed that you can keep adding tags in through the ribbon. I simply stuck the back one down with double sided tape and added tags from the Dream Big Shipping tags collection inside and added a little bit of blue ribbon through the holes of the tags. On each tag I added a paper element from Artsy Aribia collection. 




And now you can add in more sticky quotes, small photos or journal, anything really! 

I really love them! 



You can find all the products I used from Scrap of Your Life and if you can't find what you need, message Julie and she will source it in!

Happy Crafting

Michelle xx






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