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NEW Vintage Pocket Card

I love all of our new Full Bloom greeting cards but the vintage pocket cards are my favorites. Our Etsy Shop  I can't remember where I saw this idea so I can't take credit as the originator. But whoever first did it did a great job. They are so neat. You can add a picture or journaling to the tag. Also you could put other surprises in the pocket like a gift card.  So cool!  Take a look at this one.

Used Webster's Pages pp & journal card , cream cardstock, pink paper flower and green ribbon. Also used Grand Nestibilities shape. stamped and heat embossed blue sentiment and inked brown edges.

I added pop dot adhesive in a "U" shape to the back of this floral shaped paper.

I punched a hole on the top of this journal card. Then added my green ribbon and pink flower. The sentiment is heat embossed to give it a glossy look.



We can add another sentiments if you prefer. Come visit our online store to see more about it and others.

Have a great day!

Comments

  1. Very pretty card! Love the pocket feature - very clever :)

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  2. Gorgeous pocket card. Love that paper. :)

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  3. Oh so lovely! It's hard to be beautiful and useful but your card it in a smashing way!!

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  4. Totally awesome card! Love it!!! What a clever idea! Thanks so much for sharing!

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  5. Very pretty card to begin with (love those vintage pastels and florals!), but then to add the pocket surprise adds a whole new dimension of practicality and gifty goodness! :o)

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  6. Hi Kelly, love the shape of this card! It is lovely how you have the sentiment in a pocket with flowers at the top.

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