Book lables are a great way of identifying your books---especially if you're used to sharing books with family, friends, or bringing them to church.

These fun, colorful labels are fun, fast, and are great for the whole family to make. Using stickers, you don't even have to be an artist to make these look cute.

SUPPLIES:

- White computer paper/scrapbook paper

- Stickers

- Markers, pencils

- Spray adhesive

STEP BY STEP

1. Cut a piece of ordinary white computer paper into a 2 1/2 by 5 inch rectangle. Trim two opposite edges with fun craft scissors.

2. Spray one side the paper with spray adhesive. Note: Spray adhesive can be a bit messy. 

Crafty Chic tip: Make sure you have some newspaper or scrap paper to lay your project on when you spray it. If you have long hair, you might want to pony it up because spray adhesive can stick worse than a really bad can of cheap hairspray. Honest, I know. :(

3. Place the white paper on your choice of solid or patterned scrapbook paper or any other colorful acid-free paper.

4. Cut out the scrapbook paper, leaving about 1/4 of an inch around the label.

5. Add stickers to your label to personalize it.

6. Next, use a water-proof pen to write "This belongs to _______" to your label.

7. Using more of the spray adhesive, mount the label to your favorite books and enjoy.