Coin envelopes

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Hei and welcome to my crafty blog! Today I want to show you how you can make a library pocket and a coordinating coin envelope! I made both envelope and pocket with the envelope boarder punch by We R Memory Keepers. Step 1: Take a 6x6 patterned paper Step 2: Line the paper up at 2 5/8 inches, punch and score Step 3: Turn the paper, line the paper up at the first score line, punch and score. Step 4: Repeat step 3 two times. Step 5: Paper must look like this. Step 6: Take a triangular ruler…

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Hi, Sheila here-the "other" crafting sister from Two Crafting Sisters and before we get started I'd just like to say thank you for asking Maura and I to do a guest post. We are both honored. I like to do two things when crafting---1. Make mini books and 2. Use items already in my stash. This little expanding folder mini book does just that. It is easy to make from scratch and you most likely already have everything that you need. I started with little #1 coin envelopes that measure 3 1/2" x…

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Last week on the Paperclipping Roundtable podcast I tried to explain how to make a mini book from coin envelopes. I failed miserably. So I promised photos instead. Here they are! OPENING ON THE OUTSIDE If you want your mini to have the envelope openings on the ouside edge of the page, follow these instructions. Using No. 1 coin envelopes, flip the flap on five envelopes. Using the existing adhesive, adhere the envelopes to each other with the flipped flap. You will have one flap leftover at…