Sketchbook pocket diy

Making a Simple Pocket © Angela Porter | Artwyrd.com Yesterday, I said I'd like to make simple pockets for my sketchbook-journal to hold my artwork rather than gluing it to the pages. So, this morning, I started my day looking on YouTube for some ideas and this video by joie de fi was the top…

This pocket is the perfect size for 8.5 by 5.5 sketchbooks! Print directly on to the back of your scrapbook/card stock paper. Fold along the lines, folding it in, out, and back in again. If you're stuck, check out this video for more detailed instructions! You can attach your pocket to the inside of your sketchbook using a hot glue gun, tacky glue, or Elmer's glue. *I'll come back and clean up this post later, I just wanted to have it up to coincide with the video! 😊

This folder was actually very simple to make, you only need a few supplies and can change the style of pockets to suit your planning needs. To view the video tutorial of this please click HERE. You…

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Guest Post by Richard Sheppard in Cloverdale, California After searching many years for the perfect sketchbook, I finally gave up on the commercial brands and decided to make my own. For weeks I stayed up all night tearing paper, threading needles, poking holes in mat boards, and utilizing all kinds of gadgets, until finally I […]

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