Square envelope diy

I'm not so tech-y that I can provide you with a PDF document or a video (my fingers are unsightly)... SO... I walk you through my first photo. Then let you interpret the next 3 templates. For a surface area of a 4.25"x4.25" square card, cut a square of your favorite pattern paper into a 7"x7" square. Using a Martha Stewart Scoring Board OR your own score pad, you're going to score a vertical line at 2.75"from the left edge. You will then rotate the diamond 90 degrees and do it again. You'll…

How to Make Your Own Origami Envelope from Paper | Cool2bKids

Want to create your own envelope? Need a unique way to wrap Christmas gifts? Check out these creative origami folding techniques.

Great SWAP for a Girl Scout troop that just learned origami or any troop wanting to make a lot of SWAPs for just a few cents each.…

This origami square tutorial does double duty. Not only can you fold your letters into a square, but you can also use it as a simple square envelope.

When you make handmade cards, you also need an envelope to put it. Anyone that knows how to fold can make a custom square envelope.

These are the instructions to learn how to make a nifty origami envelope or pouch that opens out to be a box and only takes a few minutes.

Hi Ya, Here's a template for a 4 3/4 inch Square Envelope. You might want to round the corners & trim after scoring for a nice fit, but hopefully it works well for you. You can download the PDF here (in SCS's templates forum): http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=11836547#post11836547 100+ envelope templates/tutorials linked on my blog here: http://melstampz.blogspot.com/2008/07/5-12-inch-square-envelope-template-lots.html P.S. There's a link to a cool recipe for…

I recently designed a 3x3 envelope that I made on the Scor-Pal. I emailed Diana Crick, designer of the Scor-Pal and she is going to post th...

It’s easy to make custom envelopes for your handmade cards – perfect for those non-traditional sizes! You can get creative with unique papers and decorative liners, too. Kids will catch on quickly since they can make these without even measuring.