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| Pocket Pages  for precious memories An easy way to protect your memories while keeping them all together. Materials needed: -Two sheets of 8 1/2" X 11" paper For best results, its best to make a rough sketch of how you'd like to lay out your pocket page. Make the envelope following the instructions on the template and place it on the page. Shift it around until it looks right. Relax and don't be afraid to trust your instincts! Most of what you'll be working with can initially be moved around on the page. When you've made your decision, don't be in a hurry to rush the construction. Remember, this thing is supposed to be around for a long time! First, lightly mark where the "pocket" will go on
the page, then stamp your heading (Baby's first haircut, Back to School, etc.).
Make sure the ink is dry before going to the next step. If placing a photo or
any part thereof on the page, do it now. Attach any embellishments such as
stickers, cut-outs, etc with archival glue. Lastly, lightly coat the back of the
"pocket" with archival glue and place on the page. Let dry fully
before filling with locks of hair, old newspaper clippings, extra photos. Etc.
We recommend that if you have extra photos that you'd like to keep with the ones
on display, use the Expandable envelope template. Look for Draggin' Ink™ supplies and accessories at your local stamp and craft store. ©2000 Draggin' Ink ™ All rights reserved. No part of this may be reproduced except for personal use. Expandable One-Velope Butterfly One-Velope
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