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How to Layer Patterns

Tag it Tuesday

I’ve always loved the clean, crisp look of black and white. For this week’s tag, we’re using a free SVG file to layer various black and white patterns together, creating a bold and stylish design that really stands out.

To layer patterns effectively, just color-coordinate your papers and vary the pattern sizes—it’s a simple way to create visual interest and balance.

These tag shapes cut well on an electric cutting machine but they are simple enough if you don’t have a cutting machine you can easily cut them out by hand. If you would like the free SVG file, it is linked below.

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I used the Crop-A-Dile to secure the layers—no adhesive needed! Everything I needed was included in the Crop-A-Dile kit, making assembly quick and easy.

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I love the look of the inked layers paired with the sticker sentiment—simple yet striking. No other embellishments were needed to complete the design.