It just irks me that you can spend $8-10 at that big pet store (which shall go nameless) to buy a metal tag for your dog and all the lettering rubs off of it within a year. It’s a rip-off. I swear, they design them that way so you have to keep coming back and buying new ones. Whatever happened to quality?! Whatever happened to customer satisfaction?! Harumph!
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Little Ruthann with her new dog tag. |
Well, I’ll show them! Ha! When this challenge came along, I had the idea to make my own dog tags and I decided to make them with Shrinky-Dinks! I’ll be able to make oodles of them for the price of one of those metal tags at the pet store. Ha!
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A close-up of the tag (not a real one, of course, 'cause I'm not putting my address all over the interwebs) |
I thought I was so clever then I googled it and found out I was hardly the first person to think of it. Still, I did think of it on my own so I feel clever in my own mind. And even though I’m not the first to think of it, I did write up a tutorial that will be posted tomorrow so come on back and take a look.
So now that you've had a look, be sure to vote for your favorite "pet" project.
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2 comments:
These tags are very useful for dogs.
And,
which on is more useful for people the metal or plastic key tags which they are using for identification?
I will definitely modify and use you dog tag card design in my Scratch Card
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