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Double Pocket card Tutorial

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Here is the promised tutorial for the double pocket card.

I made this card for my downline Stephanie, who is expecting her first baby in November.

The bottle in the front pocket is a Target gift card.

 

 

Stamps: Event Full, All in a Row, Hugs & Wishes, Dot Spot (on the card base)

Ink:Black Stazon; Classic inks: Bashful Blue, Summer Sun and Old Olive

Paper: Bashful Blue, Whisper White, Old Olive and Basic Black cardstock, Cutie Pie and Petals & Paisley designer paper

Acc.: Sponges, ticket corner punch, photo corner punch, tag corner punch, 1″ circle punch, vintage brads, EE brads, sticky strip, Bella Fibers, Paper piercing tools, Pewter paper clip, Aqua painter

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If you are interested in checking out the step by step instructions, click on more:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Supplies:

  • Paper cutter with scoring blade, or extra scoring tool (I used Scor Pal)

  • One  5″ x 10 1/2″ piece of cardstock for your pocket base

  • Designer paper to decorate the pockets if wanted

  • Card base and extra cardstock if needed

  • Stamps

  • Ink

  • Sticky Strip

  • Embellishments

 

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Step one:

Score your paper at 3 1/2″ and 7″ on the long side.

 

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Step two:

Fold your cardstock accordion style.

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Step three:

Cut down your panels. Leave one full size, cut the middle panel down a bit and the outer panel down even more.

My panels measure 2 1/4″, 3 1/8″ and full size in height. But you can make them any size you want.

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Step four:

Add patterned paper to your panels if wanted. You could also stamp your panels, if you choose a lighter color then the black in this sample.

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Step five (only for All in a Row addicts):

Add Faux Stitching now, if you want to add it. It’s easier then trying to make it look good over all the different layers.

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Step six:

Add Sticky Strip to the left side of the middle panel as well as on the bottom (NOT SHOWN, sorry). Tape middle panel to your full panel.

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Step seven:

Add tape to the right and bottom of your smallest layer. Tape down.

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Your double pocket is now done. Make tags and either give away like this, or add to card front.

Play with it. Change the size up. I can’t wait what you do with it. If you make one…link to this thread so we can all see it.

 

 

 

Filed under : Tutorials
By beate
On September 18, 2007
At 8:30 am
Comments :
 

48 Comments for this post

 
taylor Says:

I love this!! And isn’t that baby bottle the cutest little accent?!?! I will certainly be trying this one out, hopefully this afternoon. Thanks for the inspiration!

 
 
Renee Storch Says:

Absolutely cute card. Your downline will love it!

 
 
Amber Says:

I love this Beate, what a great idea! One can never have to many pockets, lol! I’ll be trying this out for sure! Thanks again!

 
 
Jennifer Says:

That is an awesome card. I love the double pocket. Maybe one more and you will totally convince me to try and make one myself~LOL!!!
HUGS

 
 
Janaina Says:

your work is so inspiring.
Thanks for sharing

 
 
Diane G Says:

What a sweet card! Very CUTE!

 
 
well said cards Says:

This is such a great tutorial! I love the colors you used on the sample card.

 
 
Dawn E. Says:

oh my! Wonderful! I have such a headache from my BPA meeting last night, I’ll have to wait to do this. Can’t concentrate enough to follow directions…LOL…but I’ll let you know when I do!

 
 
Kim/Kauai17 Says:

LOVE this layout…especially since you added a gift card to one of the pouches. Genius idea. Thanks for the pictures and step by step tutorial!!! You rock!

 
 
Juanita Says:

Great card, Beate!!! I love the way you made the tag look like a shirt, awesome!!! I will get to the directions soon. TFS.

 
 
Samantha Says:

This is wonderful. TFS!!!

 
 
Janine Says:

Thank you for the very clear instructions - would love to have a go at one of these. It looks so cool one it is done!

 
 
Kim Muhl Says:

Thanks so much for sharing this tutorial! I love the double pocket cards you’ve done, and that little baby bottle in this one is just too clever!

 
 
Crystal Says:

Great tutorial. I just adore this card. Mahalo for sharing this with us!

 
 
Alexis R Says:

What an adorable card and thanks for the tutorial!

 
 
Dottie K Says:

Thanks so much. Now that I see it I can’t wait to try it. Have a great day! :)

 
 
Candice Schwartz Says:

ANOTHER GREAT PROJECT!!! I love how your instructions are so easy to follow, this is a project that I will pass on to my girls, which I know they will love.

 
 
Dawn E. Says:

Okies….did it! Will do another after getting Chloe from school! YAH! Super fast and easy too! Thanks so much for writing it!
Here’s mine:
http://treasureoilerdesignz.blogspot.com/2007/09/beates-tutorial-on-double-pocket-cards.html

 
 
Rose Ann Says:

Thanks for the awesome tutorial! I *must* try one of these.

Your card is adorable!!

 
 
Charmaine Says:

This is just adorable! Man, you’re busy!

 
 
Taylor Says:

Here’s my twist on it!!!

http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/673242?cat=500&ppuser=96315

This was fun - thanks for the tutorial!

 
 
Cathy Whiteman Says:

OMGosh, I’ve been loving your double pocket cards. Now that you’ve got the tutorial posted I have no excuse not to try one. So I did: http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/673746?cat=500&ppuser=48481. I definitely need more practice but it was fun and I think I’ll try more.

My card is from Issaquah, Washington.

 
 
Crystal Says:

Just had to give it a try. You can find my card on my blog, it will be the first entry (or should be) Thanks for sharing this great technique!

http://crystalsscrapshack.blogspot.com

 
 
Jeni Allen Says:

Beate, you did it again!! Thank you so much sharing your fantastic work!! I had a great time with this one!! Here is the link to my blog for my attempt!
http://allenjeni.blogspot.com

 
 
Lindsey Says:

I love the gift card in there…great idea! I’ll have to try this out!

 
 
sandie c Says:

Great tutorial. Love making cards with that little extra something - thanks for the inspiration and for sharing.

 
 
Joanne B. Says:

Just the thing I needed. How did you know? Wink. I’ve got a baby card that I wanted to send a gift card along with for my cousin in Indianna. This will be perfect! Great, an afternoon project all lined up for me!

 
 
Shar aka your SAM Says:

okay I still love the one you did for me more but WOW I love this one too. Perhaps for my next baby right?

 
 
Joanne B. Says:

This was so fun to make! Thanks for the amazing tutorial. Your paper choice is amazing! So fun. Off to Target to get some gift cards! Here’s my try….. http://stampedbyhand.blogspot.com/2007/09/double-pocket-fun.html

 
 
Charmingdesigns Says:

I love this. I just found your blog…its great! Laurie

 
 
Dawn Griffith Says:

Hi girlie :
I thought I would let you know I finally got around to making a double pocket card following your Great tutorial .. Thanks so much, I just love making them .
xoxox
Dawn Griffith

 
 
Stephanie Says:

i absolutely loved it and so did mike…thanks beate, you’re so good to us!! the card is on display! the little bottle gift card was a nice touch and really finished the card off - you (and rick) are so genius!

 
 
Danielle Says:

Wow! Another great tutorial! I finally had a chance to make one these cards and it was so much fun. Here is my take on it: http://fatcatstamper.blogspot.com/2007/10/double-pocket-card.html

 
 
Bee Says:

Thanks for the tutorial!! You card is awesome and it inspired me to try this “technique”, check my (much simpler!) card out : http://dare2beecreative.blogspot.com/2007/10/following-tutorial-from-beate-i-made.html

I love your tutorials, thanks so much for sharing this with everyone! :-)

 
 
Wanda McGlamery Says:

Will have to try this double pocket card; love it, but I will wait until I get my All in a Row stamp set. Will share later.

 
 
Amy / genescrapper Says:

Thanks for the wonderful tutorial, Beate!
This was so much fun to make!
Here’s my Double Pocket http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/690189?cat=500&ppuser=69424

 
 
Joanne B. Says:

Have I mentioned I LOVE making these? This idea came in so handy for a project to use paper that intimidates you…and like you, I’m not a fan of purple, but I think this came out nicely in the end. Thanks for the continued inspiration Beate!

http://stampedbyhand.blogspot.com/2007/10/prettie-girls-are-back.html

 
 
Amy Caraluzzi Says:

Another amazing tutorial…thanks, Beate! Here’s my version: http://amycara.blogspot.com/2007/10/double-pocket-card.html

 
 
Mary C. Anderson Says:

Your baby card is adorable Beate. Thanks for making the double pocket card tutorial and for sharing it with all of us.

Mary

 
 
Peggy Says:

Here’s my take on the double pocket card. Love the way all the DP from a color family from SU goes together. My SIL really seemed pleased with it so that made me happy. Even my brother seemed to notice. :) Thanks for the great tutorial among so many!

Peg

http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/720828?cat=500&ppuser=117084

 
 
Amy (JazzyH) Says:

This is awesome. Thanks for the instructions.

 
 
Joanne B. Says:

Okay, I have double pocket card sickness. I can’t stop making these! So fun!

http://stampedbyhand.blogspot.com/2007/11/dashing.html

 
 
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