An envelope sized for a handmade card
A rectangular blank with two side tabs becomes an envelope for an A6 card. Work through the folds with scrap paper first.
Fold, cut and assemble envelopes, boxes and paper details.
A rectangular blank with two side tabs becomes an envelope for an A6 card. Work through the folds with scrap paper first.
Paper direction and a light score can make the difference between a crisp fold and a cracked card.
A gentle bend test helps you place folds and notebook spines in a direction the paper accepts.
Turn small offcuts into tags by giving the name, the hole and the ribbon enough room.
A removable paper band adds a label or a little structure without covering the entire parcel.
Develop a lightweight box around its contents, using scrap paper before cutting the final cardstock.
Fit the lid to the assembled box, allowing for folded corners and any decorative covering.
Make a folded-base bag for a lightweight gift, testing the shape before adding decoration.
A folded pocket slips over a page corner without glue or bulky decoration.