It's time for our i {heart} papers monthly design team challenge. This month we were sent some glittery Green Day Stripes designer paper, some green and white glimmer ribbon and a bit of green satin-edged organza.
I chose to make a St. Patrick's Day pocket card using Our Craft Lounge's set, Shamrock Blessings. You can see the scalloped edges of the green card stock base barely peeking out from under the stamped border which defines the top of the pocket. The glittered stripes of the patterned paper were the perfect width to mat and frame the border image, and having the stripes of the pocket going in opposite directions above and below the pocket draws attention to the unique fold.
For the insert, I used the flip side of the same paper topped with a rectangle of white card stock. I used markers directly to the stamp to ink the sentiment for the top right corner, then stamped off a four leaf clover and added a single tiny GREEN (why does it look red?!) rhinestone to its center. The tab pull on the opposite corner is both functional and decorative.
It is so fun to see what the rest of the team has created using the same materials! Here are their links.
Carolyn
Cathleen
Gretchen
Kate
Kendra
Lori
Lynn
Megan
Tracy
St. Patrick's Day is a month away, just enough time to make and receive your order, finish your cards and get them on their way!
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
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This is adorable! I have to try one of those pocket cards. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteEeeek! This is totally adorable! Great job!
ReplyDeleteLove the pull out card!! FABULOUS!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute is this! I love your pocket card and fantastic layout!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!
ReplyDeletePsst~I've got a giveaway on my blog, a new ippity set!
SWEET STUFF GIRLY! I love the pocket idea.
ReplyDeletelove your pocket can i get the direction on how you put this all together. also i love the papers and stamps you lused.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding my friend. Love the pocket card idea. Brilliant, I tell ya!
ReplyDeleteI love the tag card--great idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I just love pocket cards but never seem to make them enough.
ReplyDeleteLove this, Deb! The pocket card format really shows off the paper.
ReplyDeleteSooooo much fun!!! Great design, wonderful images! I think I am gonna have to go make me a pocket card, girl!!
ReplyDeleteVery well done, Deb! Love the pocket card - good idea! It really shows off that beautiful paper. Thanks for sharing!
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