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
We'd love to get your feedback or questions. Leave your comment below.
I really hope this situation is unique to SCS!
Claudia, great job! I love the technique! THANKS FOR SHARING!
In this world of crafting, there are only so many words that can be used to get the point across or to give directions. Did this tutorial really cause someone to loose money, get a good grade or even a Nobel Peace Prize? NO! So, has any harm really been done?
Thank you so much, Claudia, for the fantastic tutorial. It was so easy to follow. And what a cute card! Would make a great invitation, with the party info on the little tags.
Hope all the bad comments from others do not discourage you from sharing the techniques you learn. It is great to see people share the things they have learned as you have. That way others can continue to create beautiful cards.
I look forward to seeing more of your work and tutorials.
Marisa
You know, with so many sketch challenges and everything else, it's hard to figure out what is an original idea and what isn't sometimes. These techniques are no different. I can't tell you how many times I've come up with a card that I think is original, only to find a 1,000 others on here.
Mark Twain can be copied with obvious results, directions for cutting and scoring and gluing paper-pretty hard to change wording without getting wordy and still be understandable.
Great job to everyone who had anything to do with this tutorial!
SOOOOO OBVIOUSLY TALENTED THAT THE GREEN EYED MONSTERS JUST HAD TO COME OUT TO PLAY!!!!
WELL SHAME ON YOU SPITEFUL PEOPLE, AND YES I AM SHOUTING!!!!
I learnt his techinique from claudia her blog rocks as much as she does, I have since taught it to my friends and a lot of people have enjoyed it, well my girl I do hope you find it on your heart (although I am not sure I could) to keep creating such stunning work, and to continue to share your knowledge and creativity with us all, and I agree if I were miss tjunkie I would most certainly be appalled at the behaviour of some people on here, there is pointing something out and making a very rude point!!!!
Well girly keep the tuts coming you are very good at them, and thankyou Beate too!!!!
Thank you for the tutorial, I always learn so much from SCS tutorials. I have so little time for paper crafts and am so appreciative of those that donate their time to enrich my experience.
As a person that is trained and working in the field of federal regulations, I think that some of these posters need a education on terminology, law and regulations before the continue to spill their idiotic thoughts.
-KS
Rather than a public crucifixion, concerns regarding the tutorial might have been made directly to the author and still have gotten your point across.
I, for one, wouldn't consider posting a tutorial after observing the verbal lashing this author has taken - even if I knew my work was beyond reproach. How about you?
Sheesh.
But, I've gotta go now. I have to listen to some really great pirated CD's while I preview the first-run movie I stole off the Internet and copied for use in a local after-hours theatre.
(And for those law-abiding citizens whom I've just offended, that was sheer playfulness, not a serious statement.)
Lighten up!
I want to want to thank you for your inspiring tutorial.
Please do not become discourage by the negativity of a few people. They are obviously in the minority, but are unfortunately the most vocal at times. Remember the majority of us on this site come here to learn and be inspired. It is unfortunate that this kind of treatment between fellow SCS’rs happens, as I feel it has probably kept some very talented folks from fully participating in this community.
I would encourage you to continue to create tutorials for this community and others. Your card is beautifully done, and I thoroughly enjoyed your gallery too!
To kelblpcs - I love your brevity! Rotflmao!!
Blessings,
Cyndi
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