Oh, we have a FUN and DIFFERENT challenge for you this week over on Create with Connie and Mary Thursday Challenge! Are you ready? Do you think you can do it? I do!!! Grab your stamps and play along with us! Our challenge is to combine this sketch with a POCKET card! I love making pocket cards…so easy to also slip in a gift card with it!
And here is my pocket card. Can you tell what I used for the base of the pocket? It's the new ENVELOPE LINER Framelit! Made it SOOOO easy! All I did is fold my cardstock in half before I cut it with the Envelope Liner Framelit, then folded one of the tops down to the front and added Sticky Strip along the sides! QUICK and easy! And you thought you didn't NEED that envelope liner…lol!
Here is the inside. I added a Magnificent Maple leaf inside.
So…want the details? Here you go!
- I cut 5 1/2 x 11 piece of Soft Sky cardstock and folded it in half. I used the Medium Envelope Liner and placed the folded edge just above the bottom cutting edge of the Framelit, then ran it thru the Big Shot.
- I scored the top just at the base of the flap, then added Sticky Strip to the sides and closed the pocket.
- I cut the piece of Sweater Weather Designer Paper to fit the front, then trimmed off the sides that taper. I also cut a piece of coordinating Sweater Weather DSP for the banner.
- I stamped Thanks image from Harvest of Thanks twice on Naturals White, once in Soft Sky and once with Chocolate Chip, then cut out the center portion of Soft Sky and layered over the Chocolate Chip. It is cut with the Apothecary Accent and placed on the front with Stampin' Dimensionals.
- Inside I cut a piece Naturals White 3 3/4 x 5 and added a 3/4" strip of Sweater Weather DSP across the top. I inked the Magnificent Maple image with Crushed Curry (and used a sponge dauber to add some Chocolate Chip), then stamped.
- I also stamped the Gratitude greeting with Chocolate Chip and cut it out, then placed it with Stampin' Dimensionals.
- At the top I made a pull-out tab from the Apothecary Accent cut from Crushed Curry cardstock. On it I placed a lollipop ribbon flower made with the Crochet Trim and a Natural Button in the center.
So, make sure to check out the rest of the Challenge Team and see what they did! There are some fun cards and lots of different ideas on making pocket cards over on Create with Connie and Mary.
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Carol Carriveau says
Fabulous idea and love your colors! Yes I do need these framelits!
Doris says
Just when I decided I might not need those framelits, you go and do this. 🙂 How cute!! Thanks for the inspiration.
Debbie Henderson says
What a clever way to use the Envelope Liner Die and the Kit. So cute how you folded the flap down!
Deb says
What a great idea to use the envelope liner! Love it! And I love your little rosette for the pull out tab! So clever!!
Nicole Tugrul says
Love your card! I knew you'd use the Envelope Liner Die for something really cool! Now I have an extra reason to get them!
Lisa Martz says
Love how you turned the sketch the wide way! I'll have to give that a try!
Margaret Raburn says
You're right… I thought I didn't need that envelope liner but it's a perfect way to make a pocket card!! You're so inventive! Love how you did it and decorated your card! I really like these colors for Thanksgiving and fall!!