Double Pocket Card Tutorial

Everyday Heroes Double Pocket Card Tutorial for Heartfelt Creations Wednesday

Hello, Friends!

Welcome to Heartfelt Creations Wednesday!  I’m featuring another wonderful Everyday Heroes creation this week, and will show you how I made this fun interactive card in the double pocket card tutorial below.  Grab a cuppa and a snack…lots of photos and info coming your way!

Kathy by Design/Double Pocket Card Tutorial

Double Pocket Card Tutorial/Kathy by Design

This is the fun Everyday Heroes card we will be making today.  It’s tiny, but mighty…measuring only 4″ x 6″ when all folded up.  But it’s loaded with pockets, tags and room to tuck in a gift card, tea bag or individually wrapped chocolate.  It would be great for Father’s Day or graduation, too!

Everyday Heroes Newsprint 04The front of the card has double pockets with two tags tucked inside.  I stamped my cardstock base with the fabulous Newsprint Stamp.  This  might just by my very favorite stamp that Heartfelt Creations has ever produced!  Oh, the ideas I have in my head for using this stamp!!!  I used the beautiful Arianna Blooms stamp and die to create the flowers from copper metallic cardstock. The antiqued globe was made with the Everyday Heroes My World Stamp set and cut out with the Everyday Heroes Die.  Here’s  a close up of the flowers:

Everyday Heroes Newsprint 02bI brushed the edges with paint and filled the center with beads.  Shaping them was easy because I used my Deluxe Flower Shaping kit!

Everyday Heroes Newsprint 05aThe card opens to reveal a double pocket on the inside that has been filled with journaling inserts from the paper collection and a stamped card front.  Plenty of room here to tuck in a gift card!  Now, let’s get started with our Double Pocket Card Tutorial!

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Voila!  Your double pocket card is now ready to be decorated and filled with tags and other goodies.  You’ll find a complete supply list and detailed tutorial below.

Also, just a reminder, my April Blog Candy event is going on now.  Each Monday in April I am giving away a very gently used set of retired Heartfelt Creations stamps.  You have until this Thursday night to enter this week’s giveaway, and the winner will be announced on Friday.  You can find all the details HERE.  My teammate and buddy Karan Gerber is also doing an April Blog Candy event, so you might want to pop over and visit her BLOG, too!  And don’t forget to visit the Heartfelt Creations BLOG where you’ll find a dazzling array of paper creations to spark your creative energy.

Thanks for stopping by.  If you have a minute to leave me some feedback, I’d love to know if you enjoy these photo step-out tutorials.  My heart is to educate and inspire…so any feedback I receive from you is carefully considered.  It helps me plan my projects when I know what you’d like to find here on Kathy by Design.

Cheerio,

kathy

TUTORIAL

Everyday Heroes Double Pocket Card Tutorial

Heartfelt Creations Products and Products Carried by HC

HCDP1-253 Everyday Heroes Paper Collection
HCD1-761 Everyday Heroes Die
HCD1-748 Arianna Blooms Die
HCD1-745 Luggage and Tags Die
HCPC 3662 My Anchor Cling Stamps
HCPC 3663 My World Cling Stamp
HCPC 3665 Newsprint Cling Stamp
HCPC 3666 Everyday Hero Cling Stamps
HCPC3608 Arianna Blooms Cling Stamps
HCTS1-401 Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit
278039 Ultra Thick Embossing Powder
DDOTS Double Dots
Other Products: Core’dinations Peanut Butter Cardstock, Kraft Cardstock, Copper Metallic Cardstock; Staz-on Ink: Timber Brown; Black Embossing Powder; DecoArt Copper Metallic Paint, Americana Décor “Treasure” Chalk Paint; Perfect Pearls Mist, Turquoise; Seed Beads, glitter Ribbon, Jute String,wooden button, copper brad.

Directions: Follow the double pocket card tutorial photos to create the pocket card base. Stamp the newsprint stamp onto the card front, as shown. Line the card pockets inside and out with designer paper, as shown. Punch a small hole in the seam of the card so you can wrap jute string around the front pocket. Top with a jute string bow and button.

Use Timber Brown Staz-on Ink to stamp the Arianna Blooms onto copper Metallic cardstock. Die cut, shape, brush the edges with copper metallic paint and Treasure chalk paint. Spritz with Perfect Pearls Mist. Fill centers with seed beads. Set aside to dry.

Die cut the tags, tickets and tabs from the paper collection using the Luggage and tags die. Mat with kraft cardstock. Stamp two arrows onto designer paper, as shown and then stamp with your chosen sentiments. Heat emboss with black embossing powder. Die cut. Brush the edges with copper paint and dry brush randomly with “Treasure” chalk paint. Stamp the buckle onto kraft paper using Timber Brown ink. Heat Emboss with UTEE. Slide arrow through buckle and secure to tag with foam dots, as shown. Add ticket to the polka dot tag. Glue flowers into place. Add the second arrow to the base of the card, as shown.

Stamp the globe from HCPC 3663 onto designer paper. Heat emboss with black embossing powder. Die cut with globe die. Cut a second globe from a scrap of cardstock. Use the largest nib from the Flower Shaping kit to round the surface of the globe. Use two foam dots to secure the globe to the die cut cardstock and use another foam dot to add to the base of the card front, as shown.

Insert the artwork into the pockets inside the card. Stamp the anchor from HCPC 3662 onto kraft cardstock. Die cut. Add the anchor ticket and the anchor to the base of the pocekt, as shown. Stamp the circular sentiment from HCPC 3666 into the center of the card front, as shown. Cut the words from the ticket and glue inside the sentiment circle. Free hand cut a heart from designer paper. Brush the edges with copper paint and secure with a foam dot.

23 thoughts on “Double Pocket Card Tutorial

  1. avonlady94

    I just found your blog and absolutely love it! Your instructions are awesome and I look forward to making more cards using them.

  2. cottagerca

    thanks for the inspirational tutorial. I am going to make one of these for sure. Great showcasing of the products

  3. Anne H.

    Kathy Kathy Kathy Kathy Kathy. I am just out of words….how fantastic is this wonderful “tiny but mighty” pocket card album gift card chocolate holder thing!! It’s way more than a card GF!! Awesome tutorial, thanks for sharing your work!!

  4. Susan Smit

    Hi, You are doing it again….you are giving me that Mm Mm feeling…you know the one when you drink hot chocolate on a rainy day. Love what you diode this week. Hugs

  5. Pattie Jns

    Hi kathy, WOW! can’t get any better than this. The tutorial is awesome and so pleased to add for techniques. Love your creations. Beautiful.this is just gorgeous..hugs

  6. barb macaskill

    LOVE this pocket card and the tutorial is awesome! I will be making one of these as soon as I am done the big project I am working on! Thanks for the inspiration AND knowledge!

  7. Pam

    Kathy, this is fabulous! Lovely flowers. Thanks so much for the tutorial. Guess what I’m making this weekend? I can’t wait to try one.

  8. margiehmalone

    I thought it was a great card on facebook. On your blog, with close ups, your flowers are amazing. You are a very talented lady. Don’t ever forget or doubt it. What do I need to do to sign up for this week’s stamps: Or am I already because I signed up last week?

  9. Jen

    Oh Kathy, you are just so so clever. This is just fantastic. Everyone that sees this wants your imagination. Xxxx jen

  10. Glenda

    Hey girl! Thanks for the tutorial….I’m thinking I must do one of these. Love those flowers too. Hmmmmm…..note to self…buy metallic cardstock! Have a great day!

  11. Kathy Jo

    OH!!! I am so going to make one! And I love your finished project- great colors with wonderful details and embellies! Consider this project retweeted! 🙂

  12. carol

    Hi Kathy how clever and beautiful this is. Your pictures and step by step is second to none. I love how you explain everything in detail and write in depth. The newsprint stamp is really great and the flower in copper card looks fantastic. Thank you again for your wonderful inspirational blog, I love it . Take care x

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