Diagonal Double pocket card
by Claudia Rosa
Create a double pocket card out of one sheet of patterned paper.
Supplies
- One 8 1/2" x 11" piece of patterned Paper
- Paper scoring tool
- Scissors
- Adhesive
- Ruler
- Additional cardstock, stamps and embellishments to decorate card front and make inserts.
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Score the long side of the patterned paper at 4 1/4" and fold in half.
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Step 2
Turn paper 90 degrees, score short side at 5 1/2" and fold in half.
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Step 3
Unfold paper. Cut the horizontal fold from the left edge of the paper to the vertical score line.
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Step 4
Fold the bottom right corner so the bottom edge meets the edge of the center score.
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Step 5
Fold down the top left corner. Leave 1" - 1 1/2" room from the edge of the folded down corner to the vertical fold.
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Step 6
Fold the top left rectangle over to the right hand side.
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Step 7
Fold the left bottom rectangle under the folded rectangle on the right bottom.
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Step 8
Fold the bottom corner up over the other folded up corner.
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Step 9
Add adhesive on the sides of the bottom half and fold it up.
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Step 10
Decorate card front and create inserts for the pockets.
Here the tags measure 2 1/2" x 5" and 1 3/4" x 5".
Variations
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After step six, instead of folding the right side under, fold both lower flaps up.
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Fold the left quadrant back. Use adhesive to attach loose ends. Now your card will be able to fold open.
Your Turn
You've seen the tutorial, now you try it! We've got a section of the gallery set aside for Diagonal Double pocket card. Try this technique, then upload your artwork to the gallery. Show us your creations!
Questions and Comments
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Please lets continue SCS as a supportive and sharing network of civil and respectful stampers.
END OF DISCUSSION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There is mention of better directions. Are you willing to share, giving credit where credit is due? Now that we are all intrigued by the design, I'd like more information.
Claudia, I loved your tutorial, it was very well written. I hope we see more of them!
By the way, is there any technique in the paper crafting world that is unique? I think not!
Great job on the tutorial
Wise up ladies, tomorrow is another day
For those of you that had nothing good to say and got all this DRAMA started, I will keep a list of your names and as soon as I see that it is you, I will delete it and let others know not to have anything to do with your work as well. There is a "TACTFUL" way of doing things and that is how all of you should of handled it, not in a public forum as such. You all have malicous hearts to have attacked this poor lady and you ALL owe her a deep heart felt apology. I pray that the Lord forgives those of you that have hurt Ms. Claudia because you definitely intended to do just that. And not to leave out how you have turned me and I'm sure others off of wanting to be a part of this, but because of good people like Ms. Claudia, and the staff of SCS and the other good hearted ones on here, I'm not going to let SOME BAD APPLES, ruin my experience on this site.
Ms. Claudia, again, THANK YOU for all your hard work! May God Bless you in an abundance to keep doing what He has gifted you to do.
And when I "lift" this creation, I will be sure to give YOU the credit for it!:} You deserve it, you are the one that went through all the hard work to present it to us. And I thank you for that!
It's a clear concise tutorial and I can't see how it could be written any other way without changing the meaning of the instructions.
There are only so many ways to make a card so in every case there will be overlaps of wording - if you believe it's a legal matter let the people involved and their lawyers handle things!
Unless you are trained in copyright law you won't know whether this is an infringement so don't mouth off about what you don't fully understand
Mariejoyce.
Claudia, PLEASE keep submitting work. Many of us send blessings for your day and weekend.
Sarah
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