How to Make Tissue Paper Envelopes
Find an envelope in a size you would like to copy., Turn the envelope to the back side., Trace the shape of the envelope onto a piece of heavy cardstock with a pencil.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find an envelope in a size you would like to copy.
Fold up a piece of your stationary to make sure that it will fit in your envelope. -
Step 2: Turn the envelope to the back side.
Use your fingers or an X-Acto knife to carefully lift the folded edges of the envelope 1 by
1.
You should have a square shape with scalloped edges.
Each edge will fold in a triangle shape to create the pocket of your envelope. , Cut the template out with a pair of scissors.
To create a more durable template, place the unfolded envelope on top of a thick piece of cardboard.
Draw the shape onto the cardboard.
Cut it with sharp scissors or an X-Acto knife. -
Step 3: Trace the shape of the envelope onto a piece of heavy cardstock with a pencil.
Detailed Guide
Fold up a piece of your stationary to make sure that it will fit in your envelope.
Use your fingers or an X-Acto knife to carefully lift the folded edges of the envelope 1 by
1.
You should have a square shape with scalloped edges.
Each edge will fold in a triangle shape to create the pocket of your envelope. , Cut the template out with a pair of scissors.
To create a more durable template, place the unfolded envelope on top of a thick piece of cardboard.
Draw the shape onto the cardboard.
Cut it with sharp scissors or an X-Acto knife.
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