Saturday Freebie #29!

A pocketful of .... pockets!
[These files are no longer available from this site. Email me for details on how to access earlier designs!]

After a break for the holidays, Saturday's free cutting files are back!

This week there are 3 cute library pockets for you to download!

Perfect for holding journaling cards on a scrapbook page, why not use them to add interactivity and dimension to your papercraft projects? They work wonderfully for holding gift cards or money inside a greetings card, or for tucking away a personal message inside a card or mini-book project!

There are 3 to choose from, a lattice, window or scallop versions. If you want a plain pocket, just cut the lattice or window pocket with the blackout feature!

Again, these templates will be "live" for 1 week. Next Saturday, they will be taken down, and new ones will replace them. Don't forget, if you have any requests, pass them on! I can't promise, but I will take suggestions into account when planning future templates.

These files may not be uploaded to a group, forum or website for sale or redistribution, or shared among individuals. They are expressly for the personal use of each person that downloads them from this blog.

There is only one file but I have put it into a zip file to make downloading easier. After saving it, open in the usual way, and drag the templates out onto your desktop or wherever you wish to save them.

There are 3 versions of each template:

• A printable version (PNG files) that you can import into a program like Word, then resize, print, cut out and use like any other paper template (these are NOT Word files, so don't use File/Open in Word! Use Insert/Picture to bring them into a Word document).
• An SVG version which can be imported into the Sure Cuts a Lot program and then cut out on your Cricut.
• A DXF version which is Craft Robo friendly, and ready to be imported into your Robomaster software (I'm not a Robo user, so if there are any problems with this, please let me know!)

Simply right click on the appropriate button below, and choose "save link..." or "save target..." and save your template!

Any feedback on the templates is more than welcome, and if you have any suggestions for possible future templates you'd like to see, please let me know! If you make anything using one of the templates, please post a link to it here so that others can be inspired by how you've used them!

I hope you like the templates - let me know how you get on! :)

Templates © dan99crafter@gmail.com 2008