Looking for an idea for a last-minute gift or even a gift to have “just in case”, then today’s post is for you.
We all know you have some cards ready to go, well now you have a folder to make perfect to use for four cards.
Measurements for the folder:
- Designer Series Paper – 9″ long x 12″ wide
- Score 12″side at ¾” on both ends and 6″
- Score 9″ side at 6″
- Burnish the ¾” score marks to the inside of the folder
- 3″ down cut away a little triangle of the designer paper on each side (this is actually where the pocket comes up to when folded)
- Burnish the 6″ score to create the pocket
- Cut away the bottom ¾” x 3″ on each side, fold up the pocket and adhere the remaining 6″ to the inside
Here is the inside of the folder with the cards and envelopes added.
Here is the completed folder with cards inside. I’ve tied the folder up with some ribbon, bow and tag.
Next, the first two cards. Notice it’s the same designer paper on both, cut them together and mix together!
Finally, the last two cards. The card on the left is a pocket card. Wanted to Say Dies provides words for both cards.
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Here is what I used for these cards.
