Tutorial Tuesday: Double The Fun

Wow, it’s Tuesday already. Where does the time go?! Are you having a good week so far? This week’s tutorial is the double pocket fold that has space for a card and a space for a gift card. Thus, double the fun. Before we head towards the tutorial, let me explain something. I never practice before I shoot my tutorials. What you see is what you get. Today it back-fired. Half way through, I learned I made a mistake and had to start all over again. Problem was, I didn’t have the same paper, so I reshot the tutorial, only to discover in uploading that I kept mixing up the papers, as I was making three of these card holders at a time. Rarely do I create anything singularly–I always make multiples. Please note, the tutorial is in tact, it’s the paper that was a little messed up–LOL. Anywho, it’s a quick and simple card holder that you can have a lot of fun with (I’m pulling out my sewing machine for my next one).
Double the Fun
Supplies:Â Scor Pal or score blade
bone folder
Mono adhesive or double sided tape
Crop-o-dile or tool to punch and set eyelits
One sheet 12 x 12 double sided designer paper
Embellishments

Score 1″ from the edge along one side of the paper. Repeat the 1″ score on the opposite side (across from the first score line). Using Mono adhesive or double-sided tape, glue the inseam in and press edges with a bone folder. This gives a nice press line.

Turn the paper so the inseam sits on the top and bottom of the paper. Two more score lines will be made. Score one side at 3″ and score the opposite side at 3 1/2″.

There will be a 1″ overhang which will act as a seam.  Place mono adhesive on the underside of the flap that overlaps. In this photo, it is the flap on the right.

The seam is now glued down.

Score at 4 1/4″, 5″ and 5 3/4″. Bend as shown in the photo.

Now sandwhich upwards and close. Using mono adhesive glue the two inside edges together along the top half of the card.

Place eyelits where you feel comfortable. My eyelits are placed 1/2″ from the top and 3/4″ from the outside edges. Add ribbon and you’re ready to decorate up your double pocket card.
Designer Paper:Â Stampin Up; Cardstock:Â River Rock, Tempting Turquoise, Stampin Up; Cupcake stamps:Â Hero Arts; Sentiment:Â Stampin Up; Ribbon, Costco
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May 5, 2009 - 07:05:15Ah, I have seen this bag floating around but never saw any tutorial. Thanks, Beth for taking the time to do a great easy 3D project! You are the best!
This is an awesome tutorial. I love this- two pockets would not only make it great to put a card and gift card in, but what about a card and small framed photo? Easy and fun gift! Just the kind that I love! LOL!
I have seen this also but never a tutorial in how it is done. Thank you. This is just gorgeous, your colors always look so vibrant
How cute and clever is this! Great tutorial, too. I’m such a visual person that I always need pictures to understand something! lol
Great tutorial!! I hope to try this one day!
Beth this is really a cool project. I’m going to have to find time to fit it into my day.
Love it! I had to do a folder card this past week and was stumped! Wish I had found you sooner! I’m going to try this!
Okay GF you’ve done it again really cute and simple tutorial and I finally got something made from your tut’s again still working on that dang flower but I will get it I promise you.
You can find my project on my blog
What a fun project, Beth!! You did a wonderful job with your tutorial!! Your tutorials are so easy to follow!! Your purse project is adorable!!
Maria
Your project is fantastic Beth! Great tutorial and thank you for sharing!
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Risa:)