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One-piece library pocket net with a tall back panel, fern-decorated folding front and two side glue tabs: full Letter PDF preview
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Botanical Library Pocket

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Botanical Field Notes / BG07

Botanical Library Pocket Template

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Keep a note in a library-style sleeve with its own attached back. The template combines a tall back panel with a fern-decorated front and two side tabs, all on one printable piece.

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98 × 116 mm
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Two ways to use this sheet

Make a library note page

Follow P02 to arrange this pocket on botanical grid paper with a loose BG05 card, a label and a floral accent. Leave room above the opening to remove the card.

Keep one longer memory together

Use a large note card for the story of a visit or a garden observation. Label the surrounding page rather than covering the opening of the sleeve.

Check front and back orientation

Keep the whole outline together. Fold the front toward the unprinted reverse of the back, with its decoration facing outward, then attach only the two side tabs. The exposed area above the front is plain in this single-sided design.

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    Library pocket with attached back

    One continuous piece containing the back, folding front and two side tabs. The size below describes the finished outer rectangle.

    98 × 116 mm

    Finished outer size · BG07-a

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Digital candidate r0.9. Printing, paper thickness and assembly fit still need physical checks.

Fold and fit notes

Cut solid outlines, fold dashed lines and apply glue only to hatched GLUE areas. Keep the opening clear. Check the 50 mm ruler before cutting.

Fold the front toward the unprinted reverse. The reveal above the front is intentionally plain in this single-sided trial; orientation is still awaiting a physical check.

Target card compatibility is a test plan, not a verified fit claim.

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BG07: See the decorated front, bottom fold and two side glue tabs. The print is inverted for folding.Enlarge this detail ↗

See the decorated front, bottom fold and two side glue tabs. The print is inverted for folding.

Detail · Cropped from the actual PDF. The full page above shows every component.

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How is this different from the page pocket?

BG07 includes its own back panel and forms a taller sleeve. BG06 is a shorter decorated front that uses your journal page as the back.

Why is the front upside down on the flat sheet?

The front turns over along the fold at the base of the back panel. Check the folding steps in P02 before gluing so the fern and heading face outward in the assembled layout.

File notes

AI-assisted illustrations; text, linework and millimetre layout are controlled separately. The previews are rendered from the PDF.

Revision r0.9: Component IDs moved into trim waste. Artwork, writable areas and cut/fold/glue geometry preserved; physical checks pending. Physical evidence is still pending for this revision.

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