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HI! WOW! Great double Pocket card! I haven't ever tried this one, and it's MUCH easier than the one I usually do!! Thanks, JUDY!
I only worked on this for about 45 minutes, as I got home less than an hour ago from my mother's oncology appointment...WHEW...Talk about BRADS!!!!!!!!
I was wondering if anyone has a suggestion for making these with single sided paper? I feel a migraine approaching and I dont' think I can think it out by myself today. I really don't want to have a white side showing and I have tons of single sided paper that I would love love love to use up! I could get a lot of milage out of it by making these! Thanks for any suggestions that you all have!
I was wondering if anyone has a suggestion for making these with single sided paper? I feel a migraine approaching and I dont' think I can think it out by myself today. I really don't want to have a white side showing and I have tons of single sided paper that I would love love love to use up! I could get a lot of milage out of it by making these! Thanks for any suggestions that you all have!
I would use a coordinating paper to layer over the white that shows. No one will know the difference.
I was wondering if anyone has a suggestion for making these with single sided paper? I feel a migraine approaching and I dont' think I can think it out by myself today. I really don't want to have a white side showing and I have tons of single sided paper that I would love love love to use up! I could get a lot of milage out of it by making these! Thanks for any suggestions that you all have!
Maybe you could stamp the white side like a one sheet wonder.
I received a double pocket card in a swap last year, and, for the life of me, I couldnt figure out how to make it! Thanks for the tutorial, this card is a lot easier than it looks!
I really loved this challenge . . . Judy did such an awesome job with the tutorial . . . the first one I've ever made and it turned out perfectly! Thanks, Judy!
I liked this challenge!! but ARGhhhh, I cut my paper wrong at the 8 1/2 X 11 instruction, so in order to get my flowers facing upwards, I had to flip the card sidewards! I like it that way anyway, hope you do to.
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Thanks so much Beth for this wonderful challenge, and thanks Judy for making such detailed and easy to follow instructions! I had a ball doing this... in fact, my daughter and grandkids were visiting me for a few days and before she left this morning we made one for her too! It is a fun and special card to make!
I have been too busy with my Grandkids to do the challenges for several days and I really missed doing them. I guess you could say I'm "hooked"... but really enjoyed jumping back in today!
Thanks for looking and please let me know what you think!
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This is a great challenge. It looked difficult, but was actually easy to construct. Thanks Judy for the great tutorial and helpful pictures. Thanks Beth for a fun challenge.
