Junk Journal Book Page with Tags and Separate Tag in Bright Pink
These tag ideas were inspired by "Scrapbooking With Me". Check out the videos for this awesome store on youTube. Thank you, Edith. The papers are seen with light pink and dark pink geometric designs with each paper being a different design. This set is done in light pink and dark pink. The papers have dark pink geometric shapes with the insides of the shapes being light pink. There are 5 pockets with tags on the Book Page. The 5 tags are measured in graduated sizes with the biggest one--approximately 3 1/2" x 8" in the top pocket and the smallest one--approximately 3 1/2 x 3 1/2" on the bottom. Each tag is decorated with a piece of ivory recycled sari silk and a small faux pearl wreath in the center of each one. There is a matching faux pearl trim down one side of the entire page and a small sari silk hand tied bow on the bottom. The fronts of the tags are covered in pale pink checkerboard paper from my stash. The backs of the tags are covered with pale pink journaling paper. The page is designed on the back to be glued on to a journal page, but you can also use it in your junk journal as an "add-in" of clip on or you can glue it down directly to the page--your choice. The separate tag is approximately 3 1/2" x 7" and has 4 pockets on the front. These tags are also graduated in size with the largest being approximately 2 1/2" x 6 1/2" and the smallest being approximately 2 1/2" x 3 7/8". These tags are decorated the same as the book page. The back of the tag itself is decorated with pale pink colored journaling paper. The tag can be placed in a pocket already in your junk journal, or you can paperclip it in as a removable. The decision is up to you. So, let me sum it up....You will get 1 book page--can be glued in, tucked in, or clipped in. That page will have 5 journal tags. You will also get 1 separate tag that can be placed in a pocket or clipped in. This tag will have 4 tags in each of four pockets. The paper is done in shades of pink and teal and Tim Holtz "Vintage Photo" ink was used on the sides of everything.