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Scor-pal and
Paper Smooches
have an awesome blog hop for you. Be sure to stop by everyone's blog
to see what they've been up to. Scor-Pal will be giving away 3 prizes
packages - each one includes a Paper Smooches stamp that we've shown
this week as well as Scor-tape. Leave comments on our posts this week
for your chance to win!
Hi, it's Virginia here and excited to share with you a cute little gift card holder I made using Paper Smooches
Retail Therapy stamp set and the
Scor-pal tool.
The construction of this circle card uses the popular double-pocket card style. Below I've included the steps on how to create the double-pocket and I've added the circle twist at the end.
First, start with an 8.5 x 11 piece of paper and score into equal quandrants at 4.25 inches vertically and5.5 inches horizaontally.
Then follow the folding steps below:
To keep the circle card together, use thin Scor-tape along the bottom half of each panel to secure the pocket together. This double pocket card would also be a fun addition to your scrapbook pages to hold journaling tags too!
34 comments:
What a great idea. Thanks for the instructions.
A great variation for a gift card. A fun change from the ho-hum square card. Thanks for the idea.
Love this idea and the card you did!
omigosh....this is utter genius. totally. this has to be one of the coolest ideas i've seen. pretty much ever. i love the whole pocket card thing, but you've taken it to the next level. i can imagine so many ideas for this thing. honest to peanuts and hands down....this is one of my most favorite things. thank you for such a detailed tutorial. i don't have a circle die, but i think i can manage. i'm just so grateful you inspired me this morning. thank you so much! angelheartcottage@comcast.net
Love your sweet and very creative project!!
What a fun project!! Love that darling purse.
What a sweet double pocket card...love the use of the cute stamp set.
Love the circle shape!
How cute is this!!!!!
What a fun card! TFS!
Oh thank you for creating the tutorial for this DARLING double pocket CIRCULAR (how cute is that??) gift card holder! I am going to try this for sure! Thanks for sharing!
Love this clever pocket card. The circular spin on it really rocks!
Wow, great idea to make the GC holder into a circle. TFS joy4umetoo at hotmail dot com
What an adorable idea for a gift card holder! Love the fun papers and stamped images.
Neat folded card! Whodathunk? :)
Everything about this project is cute. The round shape, the pocket, the papers you used and of course the stamps!
This is so clever! I must try it soon!
Wow love this and the fact that it is shaped too! Fantastic idea, thanks!
Lisa
Fabulous and unique double gift card and a fantastic tutorial on making the Circle Card. Excellent job.
Totally fun gift card. Thanks for the great tutorial.
Love the stamp set! And such a cute idea! I am going to be making a card for my niece soon, just might have to use this idea!!
Thanks for showing how to make this card. I had no clue how to make one!
Marilyn
This is cute! Thanks for the tute!
This is such a cute gift card holder! I love the shape of it too!
oh my goodness, that is so clever - LOVE!!!
Thanks for the tutorial! Cute project!
What an adorable gift card holder!
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Ooooh! I can't wait to make your circle double pocket card!!! Thanks for the instructions! Just love it and the stamps make it an exceptional gift card holder! Scor-tape holds it together like nothing else will!
sassy!
Love the stamp set, and your awesome gift card holder.
This is INCREDIBLE!!! What a great gift card holder - thanks for the tutorial!!!
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I love this idea - bookmarking to make (maybe for graduations coming up)
This circular card is sooooooo wonderful. And your instructions/tutorial are so clear and easy to follow - thank you for that AND the superb ideas!!!! You guys have really rocked it and made me so happy this week!!!!!
Oh what a fun idea!
This is just too cute.
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