Paper, Lovely Paper: Making Tiny Envelopes
Posted on June 14, 2013 by Rice Freeman-Zachery - See more at: http://www.createmixedmedia.com/blogs/the-creative-life/paper-lovely-paper-make-envelopes#sthash.1KZyeAOQ.dpuf
Envelopes–teeny, tiny envelopes. Way too small to send through the mail on their own, they make excellent holders for gift cards and are the perfect size for most business cards. Plus–OK, I admit it–they’re just cute. See?
(Amena - Do I see a Saturday Afternoon project!!! Fun, Fun.)
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I glued mine to cardstock because it was going to get a lot of use.
Trace onto the wrong side of your paper. I decided to use the scrap left over from Friday’s library book pocket project because the whole point of these projects is to use up scraps of paper. Duh.
Cut out and score. Fold.
For this one, you’ll need to be more careful about where you put the adhesive–I marked it with a pencil (below). If you apply glue all over the bottom flap, it’s going to stick to the inside of the envelope.
Press flat, and there it is.
Think about making a bunch of these and enclosing your business card in one when you pack an order. Make some to hand out at a workshop or opening, making your card special and less likely to get dropped in a drawer. You could make little bundles of these or any of our other paper-scrap projects to give as swaps at a retreat.
Whatever you do, you’ll feel good knowing every last bit of that fabulous paper was used. Enjoy!
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