Invitation Pocket Card by Collette Mitrega

Hi Papercrafters

Today I have a very useful 'Invitation Pocket' that can be used for weddings or gatherings of any kind!



The invitation is detailed on the front of the pocket and there is room inside for additional information like maps, RSVP, wishing wells etc!



The newly released 'Special Occasions' paper from Couture Creations adds a touch of richness with it's beautiful foil details and the addition of the silver Peacock adds a touch of the mystical!


I have kept the colour palette classic and simple, white and silver, and the card and paper selection from Couture  Creations have given me plenty to choose from!


A simple silver ribbon and beautiful adhesive silver & pearl set (50 in a pack) add a touch of richness.

The pocket card is real simple to make: here is the plan starting with a piece of  10.5" x 5" piece of  snow white cardstock. 

You will also need to put a strip of double sided tape on the bottom of the center back, (to seal the bottom of the pocket).



I hope this little card has given some ideas, keep it tucked away until the next time you are asked to make invites! 😉

Couture Creations products Used:

Snow White Cardstock - ULT200001
Mirror Foil Board silver - CO725409
Adhesive Silver & Pearl Set - ULT157908
Silver Vines Foiled A4 - CO726384
Peacock Display Decorative Die - ULT15793



Happy Crafters my friends
Collette
xxx


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