I used my Distress Tool and Black ink to distress the edges of all of the patterned papers.
The patterned papers are then attached to the two card panels.
I have used double sided tape but you could also use glue if you wish.
I attached the smaller piece of cardstock to the larger piece of cardstock by attaching a piece of 1/2" double sided tape at both ends of the 10 3/4" piece of cardstock and layering it on top of the other piece so the larger section, of the 10 3/4" piece, is on the top of the card and the right hand edge is approx 1/2" from the right hand edge of the bottom panel.
The fussy cut piece is attached to the 3 1/4" x 2 1/4" piece of cardstock.
This is then attached to the front of the card with sticky backed foam behind it.
I have scored and folded the 7" piece at 4 1/4" and the 4" piece at 1".
The smaller piece of cardstock is attached to the right hand edge of the larger piece so the fold butts up to the right hand edge and it is centred between the top and bottom of the card
I attached the chipboard to the front of the card, next I layered a 4" strip if white lace and a fussy cut floral cluster from the same patterned paper.
The patterned papers are attached to the pocket and the insert with double sided tape.
Before adding the patterned paper to one side of the insert use liquid glue to attach a piece of lace to make it easier to take your tag in and out of the pocket.
I used a circle die to cut a part circle from the top of the pocket.
You could use a circle punch if you prefer.
To embellish the insert I fussy cut the castle from the patterned paper and attached it to the front.
The back is for your personal message and/or to attach a gift card.
To embellish the front of the pocket I used liquid glue
to attach 5 rows of lace to the bottom 3/4 of the pocket.
A piece of chipboard foliage, that has had a coat of Gesso, was layered onto of the lace
and a fussy cut floral piece was added on top of that.