I love reading the comments by folks using this for junk journals. You made a two-fer (two things out of one thing), even if it wasn't your plan in the beginning. This is so cute and so easy to make. I suggest stuffing it with zinnia seeds - they seem to grow anywhere for a season.
I got a birthday card from my sister-in-law who is a card maker/scrapbooker. I took it apart and kept the elements to use in my art journal and mixed media! I felt bad at first because she put so much work into the card. But then I thought, I would rather someone reuse what I give them rather than throw it away!
As a cardmaker, I love that idea. So easy and yet so chic! And even another way to use my Pegstamps (that you convinced me I needed!!! LOL) I"ll have to bookmark this video until I get the folding and cutting fixed in my old brain!!
Hi, Lindsay! Your cards are so much fun and so different from anything else out there. :) I suggest using seed packets for herbs or for flowers that are native to the area. Cheers!
Very interesting... I've made single, two tier and three tier pockets for my junk journals. I make them from old book pages then I decorate them. Love your double pocket design here. Joie 🌿😀💜
These are beautiful! I don't buy patterned paper anymore, but I admit to running my local store out of that paper pack before I made my vow lol :) I really like the seed packet idea, I can see some Mother's day projects in my future!~
Lindsay, you make me wanna cry with joy!!! Love this idea, Kiss your brain, that's what we tell the kids at school when they have an aha moment!!!! This is lovely and yes, we are hoarding paper....guilty!!! Those cutter bee scissors are screaming my name< Rayon seam binding!!! Glue Booger, hahaha! Mod Podge to refill, excellent idea! Questions: Where did you get your cropadile punch for the eyelets, will you send a link please and are the ones that you can just hammer in called anything special? Would a rubber mallet work with them? Where is the tag die from? Will definitely watch again! Thank you, LIndsay!!! '
Thought I'd help out, I hope you don't mind me also answering! The crop-a-dile can be found at craft stores such as Joanns, Michael's and maybe Hobby Lobby and it can be found on many online shops such as Scrapbook.com and maybe Amazon or Walmart's online store. Tag dies can be found on these same online stores, as well. You should use a regular hammer with an eyelet setter and the eyelet setter must be the correct size for the eyelets you are setting - it comes with a metal rod that you tap with the hammer to spread the bottom of the eyelet out. Eyelet setters with hammers result in a neat appearance but are noisy (especially if someone is asleep in the next room 😊). I hope this helps.
@@cassiescreations9828 Thank you, so much for your help, Cassie! I appreciate you helping out, I know Lindsay get's swamped with questions and messages. Have a good day!
I love reading the comments by folks using this for junk journals. You made a two-fer (two things out of one thing), even if it wasn't your plan in the beginning. This is so cute and so easy to make. I suggest stuffing it with zinnia seeds - they seem to grow anywhere for a season.
I love 💘 you and your style and your projects frugal crafter. 🍀😜💚
so beautiful and easy❤
Lindsey.......I love, love, love this tutorial! You create magic in all do. You are my inspiration! ❤️
Love this folded double-pocket - so many uses. Thanks!
Holy cow. I DID forget about the gauges on the cropodile! Thank you!
I love the tiny stamps and the tiny point on the marker you were using to create the stems! I love this idea for a card 😀 Thanks Lindsey 😍😍
Glue booger!!!!!!!!!! I love it! Great project!
Nice variation of what I think is one of your favorite pockets :-) It's one of MY favorite pockets!
I'm not that big on handmade cards anymore, but I think I'll make a few to send out. Just to let friends know I appreciate them. Thank you Lindsay!
Very versatile card! Would also be a great pocket to use in my junk journals!
I love the technical words you use! Especially "squisher part" of the tool! :)
That is gorgeous!!!
So clever! Thanks Lindsay. 💜💜
So ADORABLE!!! I don’t know how you come up with these amazing crafts!! Great for momma’s day!!😊
I got a birthday card from my sister-in-law who is a card maker/scrapbooker. I took it apart and kept the elements to use in my art journal and mixed media! I felt bad at first because she put so much work into the card. But then I thought, I would rather someone reuse what I give them rather than throw it away!
As a cardmaker, I love that idea. So easy and yet so chic! And even another way to use my Pegstamps (that you convinced me I needed!!! LOL) I"ll have to bookmark this video until I get the folding and cutting fixed in my old brain!!
Those are cute cards.
Love all your stuff Lindsay.Thank you.
I'm not a card maker but this is Perfect for my pocket journal.🎨
Thank you for another fantastic video.👍💕💖
Lindsay, “You Are Amazing”! Thanks for so many great ideas.
Aww, thanks Linda:)
Great for happy mail. Love using the eyelets to close it up.
Can't wait to try this! Such a cute idea! "Glue Booger" and "Snail Trail" oh my goodness, lol 😂
So cool, like the idea thank you for sharing!
Love it. I'm going to make one for my sister and Mom.
Very beautiful!
Definitely making one of these. So cute for teacher appreciation next week. TFS
Love this I quickly got out everything to make it along with you. Thanks for making mistakes and showing us how to fix them.
I love those recycling stamps! Such a great idea! I can't wait to get my set. Thanks a bunch for the coupon.
Hi, Lindsay!
Your cards are so much fun and so different from anything else out there. :)
I suggest using seed packets for herbs or for flowers that are native to the area.
Cheers!
Great idea putting the seeds in the packages you did a great job on the cards and the
Love this , thank you for sharing 🌷🌷
Really cute and I'll try it. Thanks.
I love this!! You make everything seem so simple.
Hi Lindsay, what fun. Thank you for doing this in real time for us beginner's. Great instructions.😊
Pretty, clever, and useful! Thanks, Lindsay.
This is very different but so very cool. Thank you for sharing.
How fortuitous! I need to make a graduation card and this double pocket design would be perfect for holding a gift card or check. Thanks as always!,
Very interesting... I've made single, two tier and three tier pockets for my junk journals. I make them from old book pages then I decorate them. Love your double pocket design here. Joie 🌿😀💜
arh this would be perfect for junk journls too, great design 🦋 cheers Donna
Cute idea! Thanks so much!
These are great, TFS ! :-)
I love this idea have to make some of these luv ; )
These are beautiful! I don't buy patterned paper anymore, but I admit to running my local store out of that paper pack before I made my vow lol :) I really like the seed packet idea, I can see some Mother's day projects in my future!~
Lindsay, you make me wanna cry with joy!!! Love this idea, Kiss your brain, that's what we tell the kids at school when they have an aha moment!!!! This is lovely and yes, we are hoarding paper....guilty!!! Those cutter bee scissors are screaming my name< Rayon seam binding!!! Glue Booger, hahaha! Mod Podge to refill, excellent idea! Questions: Where did you get your cropadile punch for the eyelets, will you send a link please and are the ones that you can just hammer in called anything special? Would a rubber mallet work with them? Where is the tag die from? Will definitely watch again! Thank you, LIndsay!!!
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Thought I'd help out, I hope you don't mind me also answering! The crop-a-dile can be found at craft stores such as Joanns, Michael's and maybe Hobby Lobby and it can be found on many online shops such as Scrapbook.com and maybe Amazon or Walmart's online store. Tag dies can be found on these same online stores, as well. You should use a regular hammer with an eyelet setter and the eyelet setter must be the correct size for the eyelets you are setting - it comes with a metal rod that you tap with the hammer to spread the bottom of the eyelet out. Eyelet setters with hammers result in a neat appearance but are noisy (especially if someone is asleep in the next room 😊). I hope this helps.
@@cassiescreations9828 Thank you, so much for your help, Cassie! I appreciate you helping out, I know Lindsay get's swamped with questions and messages. Have a good day!
How did you do the tag topper?
It was a die that came with the tag die but you can trace the top of any tag and trim it with scallop scissors:)
I'm a little confused about which side you cut and which corners to fold. Can you give me a little more details?
Hi, can I ask where you got your book plates? Thanks 😊
Glue Booger!! Hahahahaha!
Lindsay....so sorry I spelled your name wrong! 😳