Peek-a-Boo! Thinking of You! Card and Pocketfold

Hello and a Happy Monday to you! I'm starting the week off right with this fun card and DIY pocketfold!

Have you ever created a pocketfold? I made a template that I made a while back that helps me remember the measurements and where to score and fold.

Once I have my pocketfold ready, I can use the Heffy Doodle UnbeLEAFable Stencil and Twisted Citron Distress Oxide to decorate it!

Now, I'm going to stamp my Avery Elle Peek-a-Boo Pals with Hero Arts Intens-ified Black Ink and then color my images with Copic markers.

I'm going to lay my images out so that they're peeking over the pocketfold. I am using 3D foam strips to adhere their little paws so that they're hanging over the pocketfold.

I'm also going to use some Heffy Doodle Memo Tape to mask off part of the card so that I can create a green triangle in the bottom right part of the card.

I'm going to use a Dress My Craft Border Punch and Catherine Pooler Coral Cabana ink to create a border for my triangle. I am also going to stamp my sentiment with Hero Arts Intensifed Black Ink.

For my pocketfold, I'm going to use the Coral Cabana to stamp some sentiments from the Heffy Doodle Bold Banner Sentiments.

I'm adding some Heffy Doodle Amazonian Leaves and some Dress My Craft Heart Bubbles to add the finishing touches!

There you have it! So fun and simple!

Thank you so much for stopping by the Butterfly Reflections Ink blog! Stay tuned for another project from me later this week!

Xoxo, Amanda

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