Cheers to a double flap fold over gift card pocket

 Happy Saturday everyone and welcome to my blog.  This card was created to be a complement to the treat box I shared on Wednesday.  The box opening is similar to this card.  Now, I didn't create this fold, I just came up with my own measurements and recreated the inside portion as I've seen multiple do in the past.  I used my own measurements so they may not be the same as others.  You can find the video tutorial for this card over on my YouTube channel.  

Supplies and Measurements:

Cheers & Sips bundle* 165594 (includes stamps and coordinating dies)

Lovely & Sweet dies 162626 (last chance, heavily discounted while supplies last!)

Fright Night dies 166106 (can be purchased in a bundle*166107 with stamps to save 10%)

More Messages die 165472 (can be purchased in a bundle* with coordinating stamp)

Glass and Garden embossing folders (Glass) 165597

Celebratory Sips Designer Series Paper 165586

    2 1/2" x 4" landscape orientation

Blackberry Bliss two-tone cardstock (2 Pieces)

    4 1/4" x 12", score at 4' & 9 1/2"

    4" x 3 3/4"

Blackberry Bliss cardstock for tag & flowers

Bubble Bath cardstock for largest tag & flowers

Basic White cardstock for stamping & inside piece 3 1/2" x 5 1/4" scored at 3/4"

2024-2026 In Color Flat Pearls 165266

Stampin' Blends alcohol markers: Blackberry Bliss, Strawberry Slush

Ink Pads: Blackberry Bliss, Strawberry Slush, Bubble Bath

Iridescent Striped Trim 163299 (last chance, heavily discounted while supplies last)

Thanks so much for stopping by today.  I truly appreciate you!  To order your Stampin' Up! supplies from my online store, click the shopping cart in the upper right.  I would be every so grateful for your business.

Until next time; be happy, good health to you and happy stamping!

Teresa

*Purchasing bundles saves 10% over the individual piece prices when combined.  You must use the bundle item code for the 10% bundle discount.  When purchasing Last Chance items; be sure to check if the individual piece prices are discounted.  Individual piece prices could be less expensive if the discounts are deep enough.