Square envelopes

I'm not so tech-y that I can provide you with a PDF document or a video (my fingers are unsightly)... SO... I walk you through my first photo. Then let you interpret the next 3 templates. For a surface area of a 4.25"x4.25" square card, cut a square of your favorite pattern paper into a 7"x7" square. Using a Martha Stewart Scoring Board OR your own score pad, you're going to score a vertical line at 2.75"from the left edge. You will then rotate the diamond 90 degrees and do it again. You'll…

Hi Ya, Here's a template for a 4 3/4 inch Square Envelope. You might want to round the corners & trim after scoring for a nice fit, but hopefully it works well for you. You can download the PDF here (in SCS's templates forum): http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=11836547#post11836547 100+ envelope templates/tutorials linked on my blog here: http://melstampz.blogspot.com/2008/07/5-12-inch-square-envelope-template-lots.html P.S. There's a link to a cool recipe for…

When you make handmade cards, you also need an envelope to put it. Anyone that knows how to fold can make a custom square envelope.

Follow these step by step instructions to make your own origami envelopes from any paper!

It’s easy to make custom envelopes for your handmade cards – perfect for those non-traditional sizes! You can get creative with unique papers and decorative liners, too. Kids will catch on quickly since they can make these without even measuring.

ultra quick tricks for lining any envelope: Standard A2 envelope (2 styles) (to fit A2 card - 4 1/4" x 5 1/2") Click image to go the temp...

This origami square tutorial does double duty. Not only can you fold your letters into a square, but you can also use it as a simple square envelope.

The paper envelope "Flower" is a beautiful and easy origami out of one square paper sheet.The idea and design by Anastasia Prokuda. I wish you a pleasant viewing! Subscribe to my channel!

Here you’ll find a range of origami tutorials from the easiest beginner projects to the more advanced 3D origami. But don’t worry, origami doesn’t have to be difficult. In fact some of my favourite projects are the simplest ones. Like these origami bookmarks (which you can download in my free origami ebook) and these simple origami snack cups. All you need is some time and a little patience.