Mini Pocket Notes

Hi friends! Today I have a sweet little project to share, which is perfect for using up some scrap papers.

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I often need little cards to put on a gift for a kid's party or something similar, almost like a more elaborate form of a gift label. When I saw the sweet Paper Rose Sunny Days images on one of the patterned papers in the Simon Says Stamp Happiest Wishes June card kit, I thought they would be perfect for such little cards. If the card kit is sold out, you can also get the products individually.

I started out by die cutting cards from various scrap papers, using Simon Says Stamp Small Pocket Note die.

Cut out the various scenes from Paper Rose Sunny Days and round the corners. 

Pair up the patterned paper scenes with die cut cards, looking for instance at the colors.

Stamp sentiments on the inside with Simon Says Stamp Pawsitivily Saturated Inks. I also stamped some sentiments on the fronts as well as a bunch of stars. The stamp sets are from the June and May card kits: Happiest Wishes and Brushed Flowers.

I added sequins to the little cards and Trinity Stamps Lily Pad Leaps embellishments.

Since these were scrap papers, some of the insides are a little messy. 

The glitter card is my youngest's favorite of these. Die cut from Aqua Glitter paper.

These small images are so cute, but since they are so small, they would easily disappear on a large project.

The little cards will fit for many occasions. 

And more sentiments. 

If you want a larger card, you can glue the little card to a normal-sized card. On this art journal page I did something similar, also with the Small Pocket Note die.

I hope you enjoyed this project! Thank you so much for taking the time to stop by here today!

Happy crafting!

Anna-Karin

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