A beautiful piece of paper, some carefully chosen words, and a couple of folds amount to an origami love letter. No envelope is needed because the paper you write your letter on folds into an envelope. Use the tutorial below to make your own.
I don't know the origin of this very simple design. I used an 8 1/2 x 11" rectangular piece of paper with a scalloped edge. A square also works. I opted to put the text on the patterned side of the paper with a personal note on the inside. No scissors, glue or tape used! Please check out my video; let me know what you think.
Tutorial: Origami Love Letter
That's a great and elegant way to seal up!
ReplyDeletePerfect, I'm going to use it, that's for sure, thanks for sharing :D
ReplyDeleteVery pretty letter. Couldn't view the video - message said not available. I'll try again later.
ReplyDeleteKate (OWOH #341)
Lovely work. Thanks for visiting my blog for the OWOH giveaway.
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hello! thanks for joining my OWOH, good luck!
ReplyDeleteHi Debs Thank you for visiting my blog and joining my giveaway :-)
ReplyDeleteYour Origami Love letter is very pretty, I must admit papercraft is something I find difficult, much to my dismay as I see so many beautiful paper craft things on the net :-) I have to console myself that lots of peeps find Neddle felting difficult ;-) I will be sure to come back and admire your clever paper soon.
Beautiful! Right in time for v-day :)
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ReplyDeletethank you very much, everybody!
ReplyDeleteThank you! very simple and looks great
ReplyDeleteI am using it for sure! =D
Very interesting andI must give this a try.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to do this for Valentine's Day this year!
ReplyDeleteThis is a cute way to fold a letter
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling way to fold a letter. I'm doing this for Valentine's Day this year.
ReplyDeleteLove this, so romantic and sweet, thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteSo cute and easy! Thanks for the video
ReplyDeleteThis would be a memorable item for any one to receive and cherish.
ReplyDeleteIt is so beautiful and wonderful for a special day.
ReplyDeleteWell done for sure!! You are multitalented!! Rita Spratlen
ReplyDeleteI would put a sticker on the overlap to keep it secret!
ReplyDeleteI like it, so unconvention, yet elegant. Thanks for sharing!
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This is very neat. Have a great day! angielovesgary2 atgmail dotcom
ReplyDeleteOh that's so super pretty- and to be mischievous you could throw a bunch of confetti in there too!
ReplyDeleteThis is very cool. This could be used on a lot of occasions.
ReplyDeleteLovely, I like the squiggly design
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Thank you
ReplyDeleteSo adorable and not so easy that you can't feel the love in it!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen this before but it's like logic is being used to dazzle us in a creative way. My name is Cathy and my e-mail is elixer2@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteso elegant! would love to give or recieve one!
ReplyDeletelovely and unique!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and wonderful to make for Valentines day too.
ReplyDeleteSooooo cute, way better than a normal envelope!
ReplyDeleteI love this. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThat is very beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love origami
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. I love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome. Thanks so much for sharing this with us..
ReplyDeleteIt is a really helpful blog, keep writing more and more.
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