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How to Make Handmade Envelopes

 
Author: Kim Monaco

Looking for an easy, family-friendly craft idea? Handcrafting envelopes is a very easy, fun and inexpensive craft project for all - adults and children. Only a few simple tools are needed to make an envelope - an envelope template (can be purchased at a store or created at home - read on!), pen or pencil, glue, scissors and paper.

The first step in making an envelope involves the envelope template. Envelope templates can be easily crafted at home. To make an envelope template at home, choose any size envelope, open it up and unglue the flaps - instant envelope template.

The second step to making handmade envelopes is quick and easy, too. Choose a piece of paper (any paper works!), and lay the envelope template on the paper. Trace the outline of the envelope template with a pencil or a pen on the chosen paper.

The next simple step takes one back to kindergarten, use the scissors and cut along the drawn outline. Finally, just follow the template for where to fold and crease, use some glue to seal the flaps - be sure to leave an opening for the envelope contents! Stuff the handmade envelope with the contents and that's it!

Handmade envelopes can be created from a variety of papers for a unique look every time. Some paper examples include cardstock, construction paper, scrapbook paper, vellum, magazine pages, gift wrap, wallpaper, stamped paper - be creative and have fun with it! Make homemade envelopes in a variety of different sizes too. Envelopes can be gift enclosure sized to 9x12 large size or anything in between.

Handmade envelopes are a simple craft for anyone. Beware, creating handmade envelopes is addictive!

Author Bio:

Kim Monaco

Kim Monaco is a work at home mom to three great children. She's been fortunate to be at home with her children since they were born. Her interests include helping parents find time to enjoy their children, volunteering at school and other organizations, learning craft techniques and spending as much time with crafts as possible. She owns and operates an online shopping directory to connect work at home parents. Kim's motto is "Play everyday - you never know what tomorrow will bring."

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