Doodlebug Design Inc Weblog: FARMHOUSE SHAKER TAG MINI ALBUM

Hey Artful Mates, it’s Conny! I’m excited to share my newest undertaking that includes the charming Farmhouse assortment. Certainly one of my fundamental inspirations got here from the attractive 12 x 12 Double-Sided Buffalo Plaid paper. I significantly cherished the facet with tags, which was an ideal template for creating the extra tags all through my mini album. The country and comfy really feel of the plaid actually introduced my undertaking to life, and I can’t wait so that you can see the way it all got here collectively!

Here is how I put it collectively!  I started with a template measuring 5 7/8″ x 3 1/2″.  I minimize all my papers from the 6×6 paper pad or used scraps left over from my final undertaking. Moreover, I utilized some Heavy Clear Acetate to create the templates for my shaker tags.

For the following step, I used my stitching machine to seal three sides of the tag. Then, I added a mixture of shaker parts, together with Shades of Fall and Fall Flowers Shakers, in addition to some Tangerine Shakers. For additional aptitude, I included spherical sequins in bumblebee and cupcake. After including the sprinkles to the clear acetate, I sewed the highest of the tag shut utilizing my stitching machine.

For the shaker cowl, I embellished it with flowers from the Bits & Items, together with some Puffy Icon Stickers and the Turkey Time Doodle-Pop. I additionally added the Mini Maple Little Charmer to the ribbons. Contained in the mini album, I adorned additional and included photograph mats that measure 3 1/4″ x 4 1/4″. Moreover, I included just a few smaller tags from the Bits & Items and added pom-pom ribbons for additional element.

I added shakers as covers and one in the course of my mini-album. My mini-album has about seven pages, however you possibly can undoubtedly add extra. Have you ever ever created a mini-tag album earlier than? I might like to see you give this undertaking a attempt! You’ll be able to hand sew and create completely different enjoyable patterns if you do not have a stitching machine. Make it pleasant and uniquely yours!

Thanks a lot for stopping by! I like sharing with you all my artistic methods of constructing tasks. Xo Conny!