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Father's Day Coupon Tag Book From "Greetings from DIY" episode DGFD-110

Project by Joy Macdonell.

Buying Dad the right gift is not always easy. This coupon tag book is simple to create and inexpensive, and any father would love to have personalized coupons that are redeemed throughout the year.

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Materials:

EK Success Trace-A-Tag tag templates
card stock
HERMA Vario and Dotto adhesives
Millennium black marker
Paper Shapers circle punch
eyelet and setters
stickers
computer

	Figure A
	Figure B
	Figure C

1. Select a theme and card stock for your tags. The theme can be based on a gift you are giving, or the coupons can be the gift themselves. In this example, Dad is getting a trip to Disney World, so Mickey and his friends are the perfect accent.

2. Using the tag template, trace the size and shape of a tag onto a piece of card stock. Carefully cut out the tag. Then create a larger tag from the same shape to use as a mat for the first tag. Adhere the inside tag to the outside tag.

3. Create the coupon wording either with your own handwriting or the computer (figure A). Print the "value" of the coupon on a contrasting piece of card stock. Cut the written portion out and adhere it on the tag.

4. Adhere the embellishment pieces on the tag to match the value of the coupon (figure B). Finally, add some pen stitching around the edges of the tag using a black marker.

5. Repeat and alter this process as many times as necessary for the number of tags you need (figure C).

6. Punch a hole in the top of each tag and set an eyelet in the hole. Use a ring to attach all the tags together.

RESOURCES :

stickers and embellishments
EK Success Ltd.
Website: www.eksuccess.com

glue, markers - EK Success
EK Success Ltd.
Website: www.eksuccess.com

punches - EK Success
EK Success Ltd.
Website: www.eksuccess.com

GUESTS :

Joy Macdonell
EK Success
Website: www.eksuccess.com