Kaisercraft ~ Storyteller Collection ~

Hello everyone. Today I would like to share a card and a layout that I have created using Kaisercraft's Storyteller's Collection. A beautiful vintage inspired collection......

Kaisercraft Products: Storyteller Collection: Storyteller Paper Pad PP937, Collectables CT793, Paper Blooms Fire RedF664, Mini Paper Blooms Fire Red F669, Kaisercard Weave Fern CD118

Other: Lace, Spellbinders Grand Circles, Grand Stately Circles, Les Papillions Two, Memory Box Quinn Flourish, Martha Stewart Leaf Punch, Seam Binding

 

“Be Happy”   

Kaisercraft Products: Storyteller Collection: Feature P1505, Paper Pad PP937, Collectables CT793, Kaisercard Weave Coffee Bean CD108, Pearl Flourishes Classic Latte PL512, Pearls Pearl Strip Latte PL505, Paper Blooms Honey F628 , Mini Paper Blooms F645, Mini Paper Blooms Cranberry F655

Other: Spellbinders Enchanted Labels 28, Grand Circles, Distress Ink Antique Linen.

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Tag Pocket Tutorial

Hello everyone. Today I would like to share with you how I make a Tag Pocket Card.

1. Cut 1 x 6” square of cardstock. (Tag)
2. Cut 1  12” x 6” cardstock. Score it at 3” and at 6” as shown.
   

3          3. On the side measure 2 ½” from the top and cut to centre score line. Punch along the edge.

1    4. Inside Panel Select one sheet of paper from the paper pad. Trim edges to form a small border and  attach. Place some double sided tape to inside of front panels as shown and secure into place.

1         5.  Front Panels From one sheet from of patterned paper from the paper pad, cut 2 at 3” then trim long edge by 1/8”. Measure and attach.

1                  6.    Tag Select the 6” square cardstock prepared earlier and trim 1/8” of two sides to form the base. Embellish with papers from the paper pad and collectables.

1      7. Border Strip Cut 1 ½” x12” border strip. Punch edges using a decorative punch. Then cut a ½” contrast strip and attach. Use a scoring tool to assist the strip to fit the shape of the card before attaching.

   8. Add final embellishments.

You can see other samples that I have made on the Kaisercraft blog. As always, thanks for stopping by!