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.
Video!
Your Turn
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Questions and Comments
We'd love to get your feedback or questions. Leave your comment below.
Debbie
Q: the topper is put on after, to seal in the insert?? or not ??
Think of the topper as a lid. It will close your Envelope up. Don't tape it though or the recipient will have to rip the envelope open to get to the card.
I also love the one that your sister, Brenda, made. You two sisters are so talented!
Oh, by the way...my daughter's wedding shower invitations turned out beautifully. I received many compliements on them. Many said that was a lot of work...I simply said it was, but well worth the work!
Deebi, thanks for letting me know! I would love to see them!
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