For many of us, our pets are just as much a part of our family as our parents and children. The following layout was designed to showcase your family cat, but can of course, the basic design principles can be adopted to any other animal or theme.

This layout was created using Carolee's leather patches paper for the background (the rectangular shapes are printed on the paper), Sonnets peach wash paper for the side border, Suzy's Zoo Cat with Kittens stickers, yellow Bazzill cardstock, pop dots and Rust Flash Fibre.

Begin by tearing a strip of peach wash paper and adhere to your background paper to create the side border. Next we are going to create the tags.

My tip when placing the paper across your tag is to let it overhang while you decide on your angles. You can always trim it after it has been adhered.

Next, adhere your kitty stickers and kitty toy stickers. I used pop dots on the toy stickers to give a little dimension. Finally, thread your fibre through the hole and your tags are done

All that is left to do now is to arrange your tags down the side border and place your kitty cat stickers in the bottom right corner (again, I used a pop dot to adhere the fish sticker).

This is a relatively simple but effective layout that scrappers at all levels can achieve. More experienced scrappers may choose to dress up the tags a little more with a collage effect or the use of further embellishments.

If you would like to have any of your designs included in our resource centre, please email them to us at rc@stickersnfun.com (please make sure all files are .jpg or .gif).