#HOW TO LINE ENVELOPES HOW TO#
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To download the calligraphy font we used, scroll down to the bottom of this post and follow the links. To snag our free A7 envelope template for use in Microsoft Word, just click here. You can also sign up below to receive my weekly crafting newsletter and as a bonus get access to my FREE resource library where you can find a template to follow this tutorial for a standard A2 size card.Psst. This adds such a classy look to any holiday envelope.

#HOW TO LINE ENVELOPES HOW TO#

If you are looking for more card and envelope sizes, you can find a Card and Envelope Size Guide Printable on my post about how to make your own envelopes and cards.ДЄnd thatвЂ™s it! It just takes a little bit of measurement and some cutting adjustments and you have a custom envelope liner. Here is a quick size guide for A2 Sized Envelopes and the Inside Liner Square Sizes.

#HOW TO LINE ENVELOPES FULL#

Also, since itвЂ™s tucked inside the card, it wonвЂ™t come out because the full piece of the liner is inside the envelope. Because of the movement when opening and closing the envelope that the inside liner needs to move freely. It will end up in frustration and likely a ripped up envelope while trying to reposition the liner. Do NOT attach the inside bottom part of the liner to the inside of the envelope. TIP 2: This part is KEY because when I first created custom lined envelopes, I made this mistake.

Also, as you adjust along this step, do a double check that your center point is still in line with the envelope flap. This will assure that when the envelope is folded shut that the liner is in the proper placement. TIP 1: Be sure that before you adhere the liner to the envelope that the crease lines are pushed all the way up to each other. Important tips to when making your own envelope liners Then you will put on adhesive (I prefer to use my ATG Tape Runner) and folder the top envelope flap over the liner. Once you have it positioned, carefully fold down the liner. Line up the two fold creases of the liner and envelope, then adjust the placement of the center point of the liner. Step 5: Now itвЂ™s time to attach the inside liner to the card. This will make the liner shape mirror the envelope top flap shape (just slightly smaller). The edges that stick out to the sides (along the crease) need to be trimmed down. Place the folded liner square against the envelope until the two creases meets where the envelope top flap folds over. Step 4: Now itвЂ™s time to make some cutting adjustments. Be sure to use a bone folding tool to help get a crisp edge. This crease will align with the crease where the envelope folds over. Step 3: Fold the inside liner square at a diagonal so that you create a crease line. Each piece of paper was about standard cardstock weight. The paper I used here was from an 8Г—8 Tim Holtz Paper pad from a few years ago ( here is a similar one from Tim Holtz). Using a thinner scrapbook paper is helpful to prevent the envelope getting too heavy. For the A2 standard size envelope, cut a 4.75 x 4.75 inch square. Step 2: Now that you have the inside liner measurement, you can cut a square that same size. You can find an A2 size envelope liner measurement chart that has a few other variations for A2 size envelopes at the bottom of this post. Once you are done measuring, be sure to erase the guideline.ДЇor the standard size envelope IвЂ™m using, the inside liner should measure at 4.75 x 4.75 inches. This will help you determine the exact measurement of the inside square. I marked the line about a half inch inside the edge of the envelope flap. You can use a pencil to mark a guideline to be sure the line is straight. Step 1: Measure the distance of the envelope top left edge to the right corner crease line in the top flap. All of the Christmas cards I have made this year fit perfectly into these envelopes. Once complete, the outside of the envelope measures approximately 4.75 x 6 inches.

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You can find it here, plus it also has a reference sheet that lists out other envelope and card sizes.ДЇor the DIY lined enveloped tutorial, I will be using an A2 envelope that has a starting base size of 8.5 x 8.5 inches. I have a whole tutorial that shows you exactly how to create an envelope and card that is this exact size.

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A2 envelope liner template (you can download mine from my free resource library вЂ“ get the password at the bottom of this post)ДЇirst, you will need to make a standard A2 size envelope.

Adhesive (I love my Scotch ATG Tape Runner).

Scoring Board & Envelope Tool (I use this one by Martha Stewart).

Paper trimmer ( Fiskars is my favorite).

Envelopes (I use A2 sized envelopes that I made in this tutorial).

Decorative scrapbook paper (the thinner the better).

How to line envelopes