1. Trim a piece of 12 x 12" double sided cardstock to 11" x 11". Fold in half in each direction. Your paper with now have four squares. Cut along the left hand fold to the centre point.2. Fold the top left corner down, about 2" from the centre fold line
3. Turn your paper over, and fold the bottom right corner up to the centre
4. Turn paper back, and take the top left corner over to meet the top right corner
5. Fold bottom piece up to form second pocket.
6. You should now have a card with two pockets on the front, that stands like a regular card. Tape the loose folds, you will see where to tape, just be careful not to tape up your pockets. Create tags, and decorate the card. To see completed cards, go to blog archive on the right, and click on double pocket cards.
Have fun!
cool! thanks so much Bety. Great instructions too :)
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to do something with the beautiful double sided card stock. I'm going to give this a try. Thanks!! kay
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tutorial, I always understand pictures more easily, especially with this card.
ReplyDeletethanks for visiting my blog ..I was just returning the call but wow! what fab stuff you have here will have to add it to my faves ..I always wondered how they did the double pocket card ..I will def give it a try now , thankyou
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Carol ( PNN )
Ooh thanks for that! I had admired these on your blog and now I can have a go myself :o)
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Awesome Job...great instructions. Love your work. Thanks so much for sharing your talent.
ReplyDeleteMonica
What a great idea. I need to get some double sided paper and I will be having a go. Thank you for such clear instructions.
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ReplyDeleteHi! I was so thrilled to find this card - perfect for something different for my nephew! (I didn't have any true double-sided card so I glued a piece of decorative paper to the back of a regular piece... and it worked!) Thanks for sharing your idea!
ReplyDeleteKaren :)
A fab tutorial, very clear and concise instructions. Have made a couple of these cards and put them in my gallery on Docrafts. Thank you so much. Debs x
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