Coin envelopes ideas

Hi everyone. I have a huge number of #6 coin envelopes, almost 3.5 x 6 inches in size. I can't even remember why I bought them but I have lots left from whatever that project was so I decided I'd better come up with Plan B. I also have loads of scrapbook paper pads in spite of having donated a large number. I think they mate and multiply when I leave them alone overnight. I might need to set up a nanny cam to prove that point. LOL Since I intend to use these in junk journals, I only…

Make use of your old long coin envelope. Happy crafting ❣️❣️❣️ #SALifeOfMe #junkjournaling #scrapbooking #hobbycraft #craft #coinenvelope....

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Last week on the Paperclipping Roundtable podcast I tried to explain how to make a mini book from coin envelopes. I failed miserably. So I promised photos instead. Here they are! OPENING ON THE OUTSIDE If you want your mini to have the envelope openings on the ouside edge of the page, follow these instructions. Using No. 1 coin envelopes, flip the flap on five envelopes. Using the existing adhesive, adhere the envelopes to each other with the flipped flap. You will have one flap leftover at…

Step 1. Cut your paper of choice into an 8x8 square. | Step 2. Fold two sides into the center with one side slightly overlapping another. | Step 3. Unfold the paper and using a ruler, draw a 1.5 inch line across the top, and then a 1 inch line across the bottom. | Step 4. Using scissors, cut along the line you drew until you reach the fold (do not cut past the fold line) | Step 5. For the top (the 1.5 inch section) fold and glue the cut sections down. | Step 6. For the bottom, remove the cut…

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A printable page with different fancy labels and a little file folder. Some of the labels can be used to decorate the file folder of course. If you vi...

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