

Supply List:
10 Envelopes in a variety of colors
9 pieces of cardboard to fit inside envelopes
Note card to match top envelope
Piece of card stock for template
Decorative paper for lining
Adhesive
Rubber stamps & ink
Ribbon or string
Bone folder
Scissors
Craft knife & cutting mat
Metal ruler
Marker
Tip: I forgot to mention in the video; to give your envelopes a more aged look, use a distressing tool or sanding block along the edges to lightly fray the paper.


12 comments:
Loved this. It is so unique. I am now on the hunt for envelopes as I would like to make several to use as gifts for friends. Thanks for sharing this with us, Michelle.
Maria in WA
WOWZERS Michelle! Fantastic video...now I must make one! ;-)
What a great keepsake box. TFS
very cute, I could see giving a gift in this too!
What a great project. Your tutorial was excellant. I used to watch the tvweekly.com and was very saddened when it was no longer in production
this is absolutely fantabo! I LOVE LOVE IT! Thanks for sharing it!
this is the cutest idea-what a fun gift for and adult child to receive mementos from their childhood.
I love this box, I too am on the hunt for some good envelopes
I did it! It took me all day but I really was having so much fun. Thank you for the inspiration!
Thanks for the tutorial.
I made one
here is the link:
http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/1784142?&cat=500&ppuser=205884
http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/1784141?&cat=500&ppuser=205884
niki
Thank you for sharing your talent! You've inspired me.
I actually have envelopes from letters I received, going way back to the 60's, I want to use one of those for my top layer. This is such a great tutorial. I see you haven't posted in a while but I hope you are still reading comments as I'd like you to know your tute is still buzzing around in blogland and people are enjoying your projects. Hugs lin
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