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Starter project · 3 sheets · r0.9

First Botanical Pocket Page

Make a botanical writing page with a pocket and one removable card.

Digital project plan. Real making, fit checks and finished photographs are pending.

BG01-a: actual printable piece cropped from the current A4 PDFBG05-a: actual printable piece cropped from the current A4 PDFBG06-a: actual printable piece cropped from the current A4 PDFBG06-b: actual printable piece cropped from the current A4 PDF Actual printable pieces · Digital arrangement
Open the measured placement planP01: measured placement plan, not a finished project photographEnlarge placement plan ↗

Dimension diagram only. On the 120 × 170 mm BG01-a base, place the 98 × 85 mm pocket front at (11, 80) mm and BG06-b label at (21, 105) mm.

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Print at 100% / Actual size. Single-sided.

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See how the four pieces work together

Three printable sheets provide the writing panel, removable card, pocket and label. Bring a notebook or backing board large enough for the 120 × 170 mm panel, scissors, a ruler, paper glue and a pen.

Digital arrangement using current PDF pieces. Folded tabs are hidden to explain the planned result. This is not a photograph or proof of physical fit.

A short introduction above, a longer note inside

Keep the date and place on BG01. Write the longer memory on BG05-a so it can be taken out to read. The pocket already has a flower cluster, so the basic page does not need bought decorations.

The included Collected label sits above the flower cluster. Keep it below the opening. Lay everything out before gluing and leave the card loose.

Example wording you can adapt: “Morning walk. Pale flowers beside the path; a cool breeze after the rain.” This is a writing prompt, not a photograph of a tested handwritten card.

Follow the existing P01 making steps →

Printing, glue clearance, repeated insertion and first-time making still need physical and user checks. No extra printable is required for this layout.

Gather your materials

An A5 or larger notebook, scissors, ruler, paper glue and a pen.

No cutting machine, hole punch or double-sided printing is needed.

Print the right pages

Choose the actual paper in your printer. Print single-sided at 100% / Actual size. Check the 50 mm ruler before cutting. Print backgrounds, cards and folded pieces separately when changing paper stock.

PDF pageSheetPaper and use
1BG01 · Botanical Writing PageFor writing or layering; use paper your printer supports.
2BG05 · Botanical Note CardsFor cards, labels or accents; test thickness for the intended use.
3BG06 · Botanical Page PocketChoose paper that folds cleanly; trial the opening and fit.

Use only paper supported by your printer. Paper weight, fold quality and a single stock for the whole project have not been verified.

Required pieces: BG01-a, BG05-a, BG06-a, BG06-b. Remaining pieces on the same full sheets are yours to use later.

Calibration and print help →

Identify the pieces

These are crops of the actual PDFs. Match each piece ID before cutting; the background trim size is 120 × 170 mm.

Open the component mapP01 component map: BG01-a, BG05-a, BG06-a, BG06-b

Make it, step by step

Keep this page open while you make. Each image is an instruction diagram, not a photograph of a tested result.

  1. Cut the four pieces

    Cut BG01-a, BG05-a, BG06-a and BG06-b on their solid outlines. Keep all three pocket tabs attached.

    Cut BG01-a, BG05-a, BG06-a and BG06-b on their solid outlines. Keep all three pocket tabs attached.Enlarge diagram ↗

    Instruction diagram

  2. Fold the pocket tabs

    Keep the decorated front facing you. Fold the left, right and bottom tabs behind it along the dashed lines; the top stays open.

    Keep the decorated front facing you. Fold the left, right and bottom tabs behind it along the dashed lines; the top stays open.Enlarge diagram ↗

    Instruction diagram

  3. Attach the writing panel

    Glue only the back of BG01-a onto your notebook. Keep BG05-a aside; it must remain removable.

    Glue only the back of BG01-a onto your notebook. Keep BG05-a aside; it must remain removable.Enlarge diagram ↗

    Instruction diagram

  4. Attach the pocket

    Apply a thin layer of glue to the three hatched tab faces. Centre the pocket across the base, leaving 11 mm on either side and 5 mm below its front. Keep the top opening and inside channel free of glue.

    Apply a thin layer of glue to the three hatched tab faces. Centre the pocket across the base, leaving 11 mm on either side and 5 mm below its front. Keep the top opening and inside channel free of glue.Enlarge diagram ↗

    Instruction diagram

  5. Attach the label

    Centre BG06-b on the pocket front, about 25 mm below its open top. Keep it below the opening. Let the adhesive dry for the time on its packaging.

    Centre BG06-b on the pocket front, about 25 mm below its open top. Keep it below the opening. Let the adhesive dry for the time on its packaging.Enlarge diagram ↗

    Instruction diagram

  6. Add your note card

    Once the glue is dry, slide BG05-a gently into the open top, leaving the top of the card visible. Take it out to write your note, then tuck it back in. The card stays removable.

    Once the glue is dry, slide BG05-a gently into the open top, leaving the top of the card visible. Take it out to write your note, then tuck it back in. The card stays removable.Enlarge diagram ↗

    Instruction diagram

If the card catches, stop and let the glue dry fully. Check that the side tabs are folded behind the pocket and no glue has sealed the opening. Do not force the card; keep the card and pocket printed at the same 100% scale.

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Making diagram

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