Hello Again Meg's Garden fans! Sarah here today to share a new project using a combination of the gorgeous Butterfly Garden and Forgotten Meadows collections, as well as some embellishments from the Meg's Garden Store and from my stash. Have you heard of pocket letters? I just recently learned about them and, since I love making Artist Trading Cards, I thought it would be fun to create a pocket letter page, which is (essentially) a collection of coordinated ATCs in a trading card page! The Meg's Garden Mini-Papers and Cut & Create Ephemera papers are absolutely perfect for creating pocket letters - you can also use bits and pieces leftover from your larger papers! I wanted this page to look as though it were a collection of vintage memorabilia from a trip to Paris, so I have distressed and added Vintage Photo distress ink to the edges of the papers.
Here are some close-ups of each of the rows (out of the plastic trading card page to avoid glare)!
I hope you like my pocket letter page - it was so fun to make! If you create one with Meg's Garden products, leave me a link in the comments below so I can pop by for a look!
Happy Scrapping!
Happy Scrapping!
Meg's Garden Products Used:
Forgotten Meadows Paper Collection - Cut & Create Ephemera and Mini Paper Pack
Butterfly Garden Paper Collection - Cut and Create Ephemera and 12 x 12 A Flower Garden for Butterflies
Meg's Bundle of Goodies - Temptations in Cream and Sage and Temptations in Blue
While I find this project to be quite pretty, I don't think I'll be making one of these. Thanks for posting...nice papers.
ReplyDeleteThese are very pretty. I like how you used different textures. Well done.
ReplyDeleteHave been seeing a lot of these pocket letters popping up everywhere and really like this idea .. a smash book done in pockets. This one is absolutely gorgeous Sarah. Love how you've used all the ephemera from the collections to make up the layers .. looks fabulous!! Beautiful work!!
ReplyDeleteJust love these Sarah, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sarah,loving all the tiny details
ReplyDeleteWow Sarah these are simply gorgeous, well done :)
ReplyDeleteI just love your Pocket Letters Sarah, they are just beautiful. Everyone showcases the patterned papers just beautiful. I think I might have to look it to these a little bit more. They look great. xxx
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