This cute little gatefold pocket card went straight into the altered gift box I showed you in my previous blog post. I designed it myself, using Graphic 45’s gorgeously colorful Bohemian Bazaar design paper, on hot blue cardstock. You’ll also see some of my scrap mats again, in fact, this card is the end result of the project I was actually working on in my scrap mat tutorial, so check it out!
Thanks to its multiple pockets, this gatefold card will also serve great as a gift card holder as well.
For a tutorial on how to make this gatefold card, check out this blogpost here.
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In the video I mention my tutorial on how to print text on small tags or scraps of your design paper, you can find said tutorial here.
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The more I’m getting the hang of scrapbooking techniques, the more I’ve noticed that I really like designing and creating mini booklets. The tinier the better! They’re not just fun extras in your mini albums, they also make great alternative birthday cards! 🙂
