Tags are terrific!! There are so many kinds of tags that can be used to enhance any part of a layout, Use them for journalling, hang them from eyelets through a photo mat, embellishment them with anything you can imagine and place them to accent your page. Stamp on them, chalk them, put letters on them, add punched shapes, paper piecing, stickers, fibres - let your imagination run riot and have fun.

Tags come in all shapes and sizes
Round tags – silver metal rims
Vellum tags - silver metal rims in square, rectangle and round
Metal tags - thin tags made of stainless steel
Plain shipping tags
Handmade Tags – This is where your creativity comes in! You can make tags any shape, any size you want…use your imagination! KiwiScraps stock the wonderful Deluxe Cuts Tag Templates, a very useful tool for getting all the tag shapes you might want.

If you are going to add ties to tags, it's a good idea to reinforce the hole. You can -
1. Make your own reinforcements by using cardstock and a small circle punch. Punch a smaller hole in the center of the circle and then attach it to your tag and add a tie. It doesn't necessarily have to be a circle, try a flower or square punch.
2. Use eyelets or buttons

Try adding a photo straight onto a tag. Cut a piece of cardstock into a tag shape, mat your photo with a different coloured cardstock, mulburry, vellum, fabric, and place onto the tag.

Creative ties for tags
Fibre
Ribbon
String
Embroidery cotton
Wire
Twistel
Cardstock ties