Another Utterly Mad Pocket Letter Page!

Yes, you may have guessed it...

I am a big fan of pocket pages!!!

Today I am sharing a page using the

Mailbox Muse kit Alice's Utterly Mad Party!!

At Last! We thought you'd never arrive!

With gold paint and my Stencil 1 Wallppaer Repeating Keys, I painted a gold key some text from "Alice in Wonderland".

The tall image of Alice is not cut in half, her feet are inside a pocket and her head is on the outside of the pocket above it.

Cut the background cards 2 1/2 x 3 1/2- add embellishments as you desire.

Supplies:
Mailbox Muse kit Alice's Utterly Mad Party
Pen nib
Kraft Clock
Glitz Large Rhinestone
Petaloo Flowers
Text from the book "Alice in Wonderland"

Below are pictures of the cards in the pockets!

The page will be ready for mailing after a few goodies are added to the page!!!

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