Project: Printed Envelopes
Posted on July 2, 2010 •6 comments
Little Gnome Mix n’ Match Envelope and Card
Materials:
A4 board paper in white
wooden envelope template
bone folder
glue/double sided tape
scissors
paper cutter
colored printer
cutting mat
Directions:
1. Select your digital patterns from the kit. Print your desired pattern on an A4 board paper. Print another pattern on the other side of the same board paper. For this project you wouldn’t need to use envelope liners since the patterns are printed back-to back. Print as many patterns as you wish.
2. Position wooden envelope template onto the paper and trace the pattern. Cut out using scissors.
3. Using bone folder neatly fold edges of envelope and apply glue or double sided tape along the flaps.
4.Print another set of patterns on board paper. Print on only one side of the paper. These will serve as the tent cards/notecards for the envelopes.
5. Enjoy your fun mix n’ match or cutely mismatched envelopes and cards!
Kit: Little Gnome Digital Kit
Crafter: Christy of Sweet Tidings and Sweet Tidings Shop
Thanks Christy!
Edit: You can find the envelope template at Christy’s site here.
I LOVE these! I’m a tad bit partial to gnomes so this collection really tickles my fancy. Thanks for sharing and I’ll be linking on Facebook!
Love this project! Where did you find that fantastic wooden template? I need one!
Where does one get a wooden envelope template??
hi! you can click to christy’s site and she gives 2 shops that sell them
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This is super adorable! I want to use the template to turn magazine pages, excess gift wrap and scrap paper into envelopes