Susan Harwood MissQsCraftingContinuum

 Hi Crafting Friend, Today I am featuring the cutest Mini Pocket that you can add to your cards and projects. It is perfectly sized to hold a gift card (2 3/8 wide X 4 long, with the flap open) or you could just write a little note to put into it and add it to a gift you've already wrapped in lieu of a card with a little strip of tear & tape on the flap to close it. It would also be adorable on a scrapbook page! It is made using the Mini Pocket Envelope Dies, part of the online exclusives from Stampin' Up!® Since it is a stand alone die set, you will need to use stamps you have on hand to put a sentiment on the tags. You will notice that there are photos of additional online exclusives that are currently available with more added every couple of months. The selection is amazing and I wanted to draw your attention to them so you don't miss anything that you may fall in love with when you see it! 😍😉 The products used to make this Mini Pocket are listed below all the pho

 Hi Crafting Friend, This card was inspired by a couple of cards I saw on the Facebook Clean & Simple Cardmaking page.  (by Tracey Agli & Darla Anderson Welch) They were both mostly white with some color blending and minor stamping behind the tree dies they used. I thought of these stamps & dies when I saw them.  The card base is 8.5 X 5.5 scored on the long side at 4.25 then folded and burnished to lay flat. The doe and fawn were each die-cut twice, once with Pecan Pie and once with Basic Black then layered together with the black in the front. Place black mini dimensionals as shown in the photo below.  The "moon" is a 1 inch punched Lemon Lolly circle.  The grove of trees was also die-cut twice, once on a 4 X 5.25 piece of Early Eapresso, the second on a piece of Early Espresso just barely bigger than the die itself. The smaller die-cut was off set behind the larger, then Multipurpose Liquid Glue was used at the bottom edge of the smaller die-cut to secure them