How to Fold an Envelope with Double Sided Paper

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12 May, 2022

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Learn how to fold cute paper envelopes and matching cards using double sided paper. These cute cards can be sent through the mail and brighten the day of the recipient!

How to fold a double-sided envelope!

Learn how to fold beautiful paper envelopes and matching double-sided postcards. These gorgeous postcards can be mailed and decorate the day for the recipient! You can make these A2 size envelopes from what you already have, for example, from magazine pages or cereal products.

A2 is the standard size of half a sheet of paper folded in half (or a quarter of a sheet). Knowing how to fold an A2 envelope is a great skill for all those last minute gifts, greeting cards, party invitations or fun mail.

Echo Park offers an exclusive range of design papers. They are double-sided and ideal for making postcards and envelopes. This Little Lamberjack collection is absolutely adorable.

Double sided Lumberjack paper from Echo Park for folding envelopes.

Materials needed to compile the envelope:

double-sided paper

MONO + permanent eraser

Dot Instrument (I used my Cricut Instrument)

Mechanical pencil MONO Graphics

Ruler (again Scream)

Scissors

supplies needed for folding your own envelopes and making your own cards.

Step 1: Cut the paper into an 8-inch square

Start by cutting the paper into 8 inch squares. Then mark the center (4 inches) on each of the four sides.

Step 2: Evaluate the lines

Then use the ruler to combine the 2 marks. Then use the notes tool to draw a questionnaire. Repeat this process on the opposite side.

Then fold the paper along the cut lines.

Step 3: Evaluate the 2 other limbs

Now mark on paper a folded skirt half an inch below the corner.

Repeat for the other side and make incisions from mark to mark.

Use a ruler and score stylus to make your own envelopes with patterned paper.

Repeat this process for the opposite side of the envelope. Then fold the sheets up and down along the crack lines.

The envelope is almost ready! This method works for any envelope size, but it’s my favorite. Creating your own envelopes is very useful!

Now use Tombow MONO Plus permanent glue and apply a little glue to the bottom edge of both side caps.

Then fold the bottom cover and press the glue firmly.

Create the appropriate letters now! Cut a 4.25 "x 5.5" piece of Echo Park paper and use MONO + permanent glue to stick the paper to half of the folded cardboard.

make matching cards and envelopes with double sided paper.

Write inside the card and put it in an envelope. Seal the envelope of one of the stickers "Little Woodpecker".

You can make a great holiday invitation (if we can ever celebrate again) ... and that would be a great way to start Christmas cards!

These cute and whimsical envelopes are perfect for holiday invitations, greeting cards or just for fun. Use the white sticker on the front of the envelope to add the address. Complement it with a cheerful handwritten letter for the perfect happy letter!