This design is from
Andrew Stoker's, Fantastic Folds. He calls it a 'foldelope' because the letter folds into an envelope. One rectangular piece of paper is required to make it.
I used paper measuring 15 x 20cm that I made from recycled junk mail and potpourri. They smell nice, lavendar, bay leaves...
The back is self-sealing. No scissors, glue or tape used!
How do you make this? :)
ReplyDeleteLove to watch a video making these!
ReplyDeleteI like the texture of the paper, looks nice
ReplyDeleteI love this idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea that it is made from recycled junk mail and potpourri.
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative
ReplyDeleteLove this multi-media art!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to know how to make the paper?
ReplyDeleteI love this idea.
ReplyDeleteNovica sends some jewelry items in envelopes kind of made like this.
ReplyDeleteI love the paper! It has great texture!
ReplyDeleteThis would be a neat idea for work. We are always looking for crafts to do during lunch. Something different.
ReplyDeleteI love this!
ReplyDeleteCreate Foldelope
ReplyDeleteWith handmade textured paper.
Seal and send to all.
I love the idea of using recycling paper from junk mail. I also re-use these papers.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea. So creative.
ReplyDeleteThis looks really neat & I love how they're scented.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to know more about how you made the paper as well as how you folded it. Did you try mailing it?
ReplyDeleteI used a $20 paper making kit I bought off ebay! I mailed one via Canada Post - it arrived safely.
DeleteThe paper is so beautiful. What a lovely craft.
ReplyDeleteI like this one so pretty .
ReplyDeletesooo cool
ReplyDeleteAwesome up-cycle idea!!
ReplyDeleteI really love this idea. Especially because I don't like things that stick together. Also perfect for saving money. They really are adorable.
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic craft so many uses
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful and I love how the letter folds into itself.
ReplyDeletethose look just beautiful - love the paper used.
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I've always wanted to learn how to do Origami.
ReplyDeleteI have the perfect paper to try this out. I will have to check into this. I used to do this, but I have lost a bit of the artistic drive. Thanks for inspiring me.
ReplyDeleteWould be fun to learn how to do Origami.
ReplyDeleteI love these origami folds!
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