Those cute little accordian tag books that they sell in supply shops are wonderful. But use them once and they're gone. Mess one section up and you ruin the entire thing. Now you can have as many accordian tag books as you want with only one digital.
I created the Pumpkin Patch border on this accordian tag book out of vintage images and then colored them to make them pop but still have that vintage feel. A friend of mine and I agree that we're going to cut these out and use them for placecards for Thanksgiving dinner.
This series of 6 tags is in a single strip with a continuous pattern for you to cut out, fold, and start creating. The photo sample shows you one that I printed and cut out (that's #161 - Dark Butterflies http://www.etsy.com/listing/79185768/dark-butterflies-accordian-tag-book ). Cut the bottom and top edge, then the sides. Clip the the tag indents. Then use those indents as an arrow for folding (I use a scoring blade on my cutter). Punch the standard size circle on the reinforcement and you're ready to create a little book. Here's a hint: I print my tag books on the blank white side of a good weight printed cardstock. The result is a finished look back and front.
Each separate tag measures 1.5 x 3.25 and the strip measures 10 inches long. All images are high resolution (300 dpi). Watermarks that appear on this sample will not appear on your sheet.
Copyright information: I retain all copyright to my images and designs. You may use them in your card making and in other projects as long as they are a part of your design and not the sole design (in other words, you have to create something with them). You may sell your creations on a small business scale (read: if you're Hallmark, we need to talk). You may not print and sell them as is. You may not include or sell these images in a digital collage collection. This really isn't as difficult or restraining as it sounds (but there are crooks out there and I need to protect myself). If you have any questions, please feel free to convo me. I'll be glad to help you out. =)
Questions or comments? Convo me! I’m always interested in what you have to say.
Thanks and enjoy!
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