Scalloped Tag Topper Punch

The Scalloped Tag Topper Punch is my absolute favourite punch. It is amazing the projects you can make with this. The following photographs show the swaps I received at the Stampin’ Up! Regional Training last Saturday. (I have followed this with a short photo step-by-step guide to how it is used).

A tag punched both ends to give a label. There is a small gift inside. made by Sue Agar.

The tag punch has been used to make a box that has a gift inside. I haven’t worked out how this has been made…….yet! Made by Tania Salender.

This is a match book gift holder which holds an After Eight Mint as well as a template for making one. Made by Angela Gash.

This is a book mark that has an overlay of vellum. Made by Anne Clarke.

This book mark has a beautiful poem about best friends inside. It also has a small bottle of tiny rhinestones that, according to the poem, represents memories, laughter and tears that the friends have shared. Really beautiful words. Made by Hayley Shaher of Happy Times Crafts.

The flower has been made with tissue paper – it’s very tactile. Made by Karen Nash of Flossy Rabbit card Design

The stamps have been punched out of the top layer then backed with patterned DSP – a design that really gives this book mark a lovely depth. Made by Cheryl Bodenham.

The tulips of this card have been coated with SU Crystal Effects which has given them a shiny coating – unfortunately, this can’t be seen in the photograph but it really looks brilliant. I will definitely be trying this out although I doubt if it’s that easy keeping the Crystal Effects in the right place as I imagine it to be…………we’ll see! Made by Karen Golding.

This book mark has used my favourite stamp set called Flower Shop. Made by RS Goodlett.

This is very much my style when it comes to painting. I love the 3D effect with the bird image. Made by Yvonne.

I love the colour scheme of this book mark as well as the design. Made byTracy Breeze.

The fringe at the bottom has been made with the new Stampin’ Up! Fringe Scissors. I think it looks great. Made by Mary Bright.

This isn’t really my style but I do think it looks pretty and very feminine. Made by Jayne Owen of Jayne’s Crafty Corner.

This is the Scalloped Tag Topper Punch. There is another similar punch called Angled Tag Topper Punch – which is exactly what it says, angled rather than scalloped.

Insert a piece of card that’s a hair short of 2″.

Punch.

You can use any length of card stock you like.

Turn the card stock round and punch again to get this effect.