Introduction: How to Make a Rectangle Envelope for a Square Card
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This video will show you how to make a rectangle envelope for your 6" X 6" square handmade cards. When you use a rectangle envelope you do not have to pay extra postage.
See more information about mailing through the United States Postal Service.
You will need patterned paper, a score board (or a ruler and bone folder), and adhesive.
I started with a 11″ X 11″ piece of DSP Patterned Paper.
I scored it at 4 3/8″ along the top and 4 3/8″ down the side.
I then turned the paper 90 degrees and scored the top at 5 5/8″ and 5 5/8″ down the side.
Fold all score lines.
Snip the top corners.
Fold down the bottom peak and trim.
Place some adhesive along the sides to glue together 1 inch on either side of the card.
Glue down the side and bottom flaps.
See more of my work at www.mystamplady.com Contact me at: chris@mystamplady.com.
See more information about mailing through the United States Postal Service.
You will need patterned paper, a score board (or a ruler and bone folder), and adhesive.
I started with a 11″ X 11″ piece of DSP Patterned Paper.
I scored it at 4 3/8″ along the top and 4 3/8″ down the side.
I then turned the paper 90 degrees and scored the top at 5 5/8″ and 5 5/8″ down the side.
Fold all score lines.
Snip the top corners.
Fold down the bottom peak and trim.
Place some adhesive along the sides to glue together 1 inch on either side of the card.
Glue down the side and bottom flaps.
See more of my work at www.mystamplady.com Contact me at: chris@mystamplady.com.
