Crimped Envelope Pocket Card
by Theresa Momber
Create a pouch out of a regular envelope.
Supplies
- A2 size Envelope
- Paper Trimmer
- Crimper
- Adhesive
- Stamps>>(Gina K. stamp set A Year of Flowers used here)
- Cardstock (for insert)
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Seal the envelope.
Use your paper trimmer to cut 1 1/4" from one of the short sides of the envelope.
The narrow piece will be the topper and the larger piece will be the crimped pocket portion of the card.
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Step 2
Decorate both pieces with stamps, keeping in mind that the bottom piece will be crimped and the images may be slightly distorted.
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Step 3
Place the larger piece into the crimping tool with the opening to the side, and crimp.
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Step 4
Add stamped/cut images, die cuts and embellishments as desired.
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Step 5
To create the insert, cut a piece of card stock to 4" by 4 1/4".
For a layered look, cut additional pieces slightly smaller.
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Step 6
Stamp and embellish insert as desired.
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Step 7
As a variation you can scale the project down to create gift card holder.
Your Turn
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Questions and Comments
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Denise
Thanks for sharing!!!!
Wow! I just found that special card idea for my daughter's upcoming Wedding Shower invitations. The ideas are just boucing in my little brain right now.
Thanks, Debbie/Deebi
Another A2 envelope won't work for mailing will it?
Thanks again! Deebi/Debbie
I did buy Wal-mart envelopes a while back and it seemed like they were a tad smaller that the usual A2 envelopes. You might try looking there. Those combined with the traditional A2 envelopes, might give you just the size variation you would need. KWIM?
What a beautiful tutorial. I will try to make one
Thanks for sharing
When you are decorating your bottom, keep in mind that the top 1 1/4 inches with be covered by the topper.
Thank you
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