Introduction: How to Make a Doctor Who Envelope
In the Doctor Who's The Impossible Astronaut episode the characters were given a mysterious and anonymous envelope. So I thought this would be cool to put a letter in to give to a fellow fan. However, I wanted the envelope to look as authentic as possible, which took a long time. Finding the same stamps took a while and making a large, custom "tardis" blue envelope was a bit difficult. Luckily, I found a great site where many awesome people used their skills and found the specific stamps.
Here's the link:)
So I made a few adjustments and put the stamps in a document for you to just print out, making this a simple project!
Here's the supplies you would need to make the Pond's envelope
-Tardis blue envelope
-Printer
-Paper
-Craft scissors with a jagged edge but a normal pair of scissors works just fine too!
-Glue stick
-Sliver sharpie
Estimated time: 10-15 minutes
Here's the link:)
So I made a few adjustments and put the stamps in a document for you to just print out, making this a simple project!
Here's the supplies you would need to make the Pond's envelope
-Tardis blue envelope
-Printer
-Paper
-Craft scissors with a jagged edge but a normal pair of scissors works just fine too!
-Glue stick
-Sliver sharpie
Estimated time: 10-15 minutes
Step 1: Step 1
Print stamps out .
You can also add an additional stamp if you'd like since mine has 1 less than the original does.
Although these stamps are not the exact same, they are practically similar to the ones on Amy and Rory's envelope.
*If you'd like a word document of these stamps to re-size them, just give me a message!
You can also add an additional stamp if you'd like since mine has 1 less than the original does.
Although these stamps are not the exact same, they are practically similar to the ones on Amy and Rory's envelope.
*If you'd like a word document of these stamps to re-size them, just give me a message!
Step 2: Step 2
Cut the stamps out.
Craft scissors make the stamps seem more realistic but you can use normal scissors if you'd like.
Craft scissors make the stamps seem more realistic but you can use normal scissors if you'd like.
Step 3: Step 3
Glue the stamps onto the envelope.
You can arrange them to be similar to the Pond's envelope.
You can arrange them to be similar to the Pond's envelope.
Step 4: Step 4
Add your friend's address.
Using the silver sharpie, write their name and address on the front. On the back of the envelope, write a number to resemble the show's envelopes. Although the Pond's had a number 3, I wrote a 1 on the back instead.
Using the silver sharpie, write their name and address on the front. On the back of the envelope, write a number to resemble the show's envelopes. Although the Pond's had a number 3, I wrote a 1 on the back instead.
Step 5: Finished!
You can put your letter in your envelope and give it to your friend! or keep it, whatever...
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