Weddingbee boards

I made my pocketfolds, but I didn't have a real template for the pocketfold itself. I can tell you that my dimensions were 7" x 15", with the flap and the pocket each being 2.5", and the other two panels being 5" wide. I cut the flaps into a point and a V, like most of the storebought pocketfolds do.

As for the inserts, definitely print and then cut. Take them to Kinko's to cut for you, it's a lot easier than doing them by hand, is more accurate, and only costs a little per cut. You can lay things out so you can fit several types of insert on one sheet, that'll make it even cheaper because they charge per cut per STACK of identical pages. So you can cut 100 pieces of paper just as cheaply as 2 pieces of paper.

My inserts for my vertical 5x7" pocketfold were 4", 5", and 6" high, and each were 3.5" wide. That's so the center card is 3.5 x 5", and will fit into a 4-bar envelope for RSVP cards.

I have a template where my invitation and all three inserts are laid out on one sheet, but it has all my graphics on it and so wouldn't be all that much use to you... The trick is to put the invitation on one side of the vertical sheet with the smallest insert just below it. Then you can stack the 5" and 6" insert on the other side of the vertical sheet, they'll fit perfectly. Voila, all on one page!