Hand Crafted Envelopes
#11
Originally Posted by Gramof6
Wow! I love these! The ideas would be endless. How special to send a "written" letter in one of these beautiful envelopes! Are they hard to make?
#14
Originally Posted by Deecee
Great idea and you do a beautiful job. Is this a craft hobby or do you sell them?
#15
Originally Posted by mommamac
I just made some of those for my niece's birthday. She wanted something fancy to use as budget envelopes. My thought was to use themed fabric i.e. food pictures for grocery $, cars for gas $ etc. but she choose different colored flowery fabric.
easy, fun project - also can be embellished with buttons, etc. on outside when given as gift card holder.
easy, fun project - also can be embellished with buttons, etc. on outside when given as gift card holder.
#16
Originally Posted by vic
Originally Posted by mommamac
I just made some of those for my niece's birthday. She wanted something fancy to use as budget envelopes. My thought was to use themed fabric i.e. food pictures for grocery $, cars for gas $ etc. but she choose different colored flowery fabric.
Steps I followed: unglue regular envelope - trace env. on 'heat & bond' - apply this 'heat & bond' to fabric - iron fabric to original envelope - crease on original folds - refold & reglue with glue stick - glue velcro to flap & there you have it!
clear as mud?!
#18
Originally Posted by mommamac
Originally Posted by vic
Originally Posted by mommamac
I just made some of those for my niece's birthday. She wanted something fancy to use as budget envelopes. My thought was to use themed fabric i.e. food pictures for grocery $, cars for gas $ etc. but she choose different colored flowery fabric.
Steps I followed: unglue regular envelope - trace env. on 'heat & bond' - apply this 'heat & bond' to fabric - iron fabric to original envelope - crease on original folds - refold & reglue with glue stick - glue velcro to flap & there you have it!
clear as mud?!
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