I have started this blog to share my love of paper crafting. I aim to regularly share projects as well as tutorials of cards, bags, boxes and tags.
Today I am delighted to be joining in with Five On Friday for the very first time with Amy from Love Made My Home. Please go and visit her website to find more Five posts.
This Friday I am going to start a mini-series making treat pouches/bags using 6 x 6 inch paper in no more than 5 easy steps.
Envelope style treat pouch
Step 1 |
Step 1. Place a piece of 6 x 6 inch (15 x 15cm) paper on a score board or a paper trimmer. Here I am using a Stampin Up score board but there are many different ones available.
Score the paper at 1-1/2" and 4-1/4". (3.8cm and 10.8cm)
Step 2 |
(1.9cm and 13.3cm).
Step 3 |
Step 3. Cut away the four corners between the horizontal and vertical lines.
Step 4 |
Step 4. Trim off the edges at a slight angle so the treat pocket folds neatly.
Step 5 |
Step 5. Fold on all the score lines and crease with a bone folder or the edge of a ruler. If you use thinner paper you do not need to use a bone folder, just press the edges down with your fingers. I am using 150gsm paper here.
Apply adhesive to the inside edge of the long central flap and the bottom flap.
Completed envelope treat pouch |
Add small treats and seal top either with adhesive or punch a hole in the middle and add ribbon and a label/tag.
Dovecraft basics 6x6 inch paper (please note these colours may no longer be available), bone folder and score board both Stampin Up (order online).
Alternative products: bone folder/paper creaser, score board.
Welcome to Five On Friday. Great project, thank you for the tutorial. I am going to have a go at this. xx
ReplyDeleteLovely project, thankyou for sharing! Keeping this one for my girly daughter's birthday!
ReplyDeleteOoh lovely, you've made it look really easy, I'll have to give it a go!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Five on Friday! It's a great place to share. Thanks so much for the tutorial. Always good to see another paper crafter.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
What a lovely idea. Sounds like they could have many uses:) Barbara
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial! I hope to give this a try one day :)
ReplyDeleteCute and easy idea for a treat bag.
ReplyDeleteI have early Christmas treats to organise and think this will be an ideal style of packaging. Simple but effective. Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteDiana
Fabulous idea, thank you! I've hopped over via Five On Friday, it's lovely to meet you. Hope you are enjoying the weekend. x
ReplyDeleteThank you for all the lovely comments.
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