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Mini Slimline Envelope Tutorial | No Dies Required
Hello my friends!! Thanks so much for stopping by! Today I have an envelope tutorial that is all about Mini Slimline Cards and Envelopes. I was in need of a certain size envelope for one of my Mini Slimline Cards and did not realize that there are several different Mini Slimline Card Base sizes out there being made. So I created this video to give you some envelope options. Below are all the measurements for the card bases and the envelope to match. I hope you enjoy. Thanks for watching, liking, commenting and subscribing.
Thanks for stopping by my channel! I hope you have a fantastic day and I’ll catch you in the next video!
Katy
Eastwicks Paper and Ink
PRODUCTS USED
We R Scoreboard shrsl.com/31gip
Scor-buddy Mini amzn.to/3gPwB95
1/8” scor tape shrsl.com/31gj5
Spellbinders scissors
- Large shrsl.com/31gjb
- Small shrsl.com/31gjd
1” corner rounder amzn.to/2SR4rTk
6” ruler amzn.to/2SJhhTJ
or your Misit Creative Corners shrsl.com/31gjm
Cricut Paper Trimmer amzn.to/2UkhAVf
Mini Slimline Card Base Sizes and Envelopes
***You Can Use 8 1/2 x 11” Card Stock or Larger***
Card Base Size:
5 3/4 x 6 1/2 score at 3 1/4
Envelope Measurements
1. Cut 1 piece 8” L x 3 1/2” W
- score at 1 1/8” and 7 1/4”
2. Cut 2 pieces 6” x 2 1/8” Flip one panel over to the wrong side and line it up with the other (refer to video if this doesn’t makes sense) and score at 1/4” Then with your panels together take a ruler and mark a small angle at the top and cut. Again refer to the video if you have questions it will make more sense.
- Finally burnish your your scored lines and start to assemble. Before taping your bottom flap be sure and use your corner rounder ( I used a 1”) to round the corners of the flaps on both the top and the bottom.
- I recommend 1/8” double sided tape. Anything else is to big.
Card Base Size: (Pinkfresh Studio Size)
6 1/4 x 6 1/2 score at 3 1/4
1. Cut paper 8” L x 3 1/2 “ W -
- Score at 1 1/8 “ and 7 5/8”
2. Cut two pieces 6 1/2 “ L x 2 1/8” W
- Flip one panel over to the wrong side and line it up with the other (refer to video if this doesn’t makes sense) and score at 1/4” Then with your panels together take a ruler and mark a small angle at the top and cut. Again refer to the video if you have questions it will make more sense.
- Finally burnish your your scored lines and start to assemble. Before taping your bottom flap be sure and use your corner rounder ( I used a 1”) to round the corners of the flaps on both the top and the bottom. Make a small trim at the bottom of each flap. This will make the bottom flap fold up easier.
3. Assemble with 1/8” double sided tape.
Card Base Size:
6 x 7 score at 3 1/2
1. Cut paper 8 1/4” L x 3 3/4” W
- Score at 1 1/8” and 7 1/2”
2. Cut two pieces 6 1/4” L x 2 1/4” W
- Flip one panel over to the wrong side and line it up with the other (refer to video if this doesn’t makes sense) and score at 1/4” Then with your panels together take a ruler and mark a small angle at the top and cut. Again refer to the video if you have questions it will make more sense.
- Finally burnish your your scored lines and start to assemble. Before taping your bottom flap be sure and use your corner rounder ( I used a 1”) to round the corners of the flaps on both the top and the bottom.
3. Assemble with 1/8 double sided tape.
Card Base Size:
6 1/2 x 7 score at 3 1/2
1. Cut paper 8 1/2” L x 3 3/4” W
- Score at 1 1/8” and 7 7/8”
2. Cut two pieces 6 5/8” L x 2 1/4” W
- Flip one panel over to the wrong side and line it up with the other (refer to video if this doesn’t makes sense) and score at 1/4” Then with your panels together take a ruler and mark a small angle at the top and cut. Again refer to the video if you have questions it will make more sense.
- Finally burnish your your scored lines and start to assemble. Before taping your bottom flap be sure and use your corner rounder ( I used a 1”) to round the corners of the flaps on both the top and the bottom.
3. Assemble with 1/8” double sided tape.
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Mini Slimline Envelope Tutorial | No Dies Required
Hello my friends!! Thanks so much for stopping by! Today I have an envelope tutorial that is all about Mini Slimline Cards and Envelopes. I was in need of a certain size envelope for one of my Mini Slimline Cards and did not realize that there are several different Mini Slimline Card Base sizes out there being made. So I created this video to give you some envelope options. Below are all the measurements for the card bases and the envelope to match. I hope you enjoy. Thanks for watching, liking, commenting and subscribing.
Thanks for stopping by my channel! I hope you have a fantastic day and I’ll catch you in the next video!
Katy
Eastwicks Paper and Ink
PRODUCTS USED
We R Scoreboard shrsl.com/31gip
Scor-buddy Mini amzn.to/3gPwB95
1/8” scor tape shrsl.com/31gj5
Spellbinders scissors
- Large shrsl.com/31gjb
- Small shrsl.com/31gjd
1” corner rounder amzn.to/2SR4rTk
6” ruler amzn.to/2SJhhTJ
or your Misit Creative Corners shrsl.com/31gjm
Cricut Paper Trimmer amzn.to/2UkhAVf
Mini Slimline Card Base Sizes and Envelopes
***You Can Use 8 1/2 x 11” Card Stock or Larger***
Card Base Size:
5 3/4 x 6 1/2 score at 3 1/4
Envelope Measurements
1. Cut 1 piece 8” L x 3 1/2” W
- score at 1 1/8” and 7 1/4”
2. Cut 2 pieces 6” x 2 1/8” Flip one panel over to the wrong side and line it up with the other (refer to video if this doesn’t makes sense) and score at 1/4” Then with your panels together take a ruler and mark a small angle at the top and cut. Again refer to the video if you have questions it will make more sense.
- Finally burnish your your scored lines and start to assemble. Before taping your bottom flap be sure and use your corner rounder ( I used a 1”) to round the corners of the flaps on both the top and the bottom.
- I recommend 1/8” double sided tape. Anything else is to big.
Card Base Size: (Pinkfresh Studio Size)
6 1/4 x 6 1/2 score at 3 1/4
1. Cut paper 8” L x 3 1/2 “ W -
- Score at 1 1/8 “ and 7 5/8”
2. Cut two pieces 6 1/2 “ L x 2 1/8” W
- Flip one panel over to the wrong side and line it up with the other (refer to video if this doesn’t makes sense) and score at 1/4” Then with your panels together take a ruler and mark a small angle at the top and cut. Again refer to the video if you have questions it will make more sense.
- Finally burnish your your scored lines and start to assemble. Before taping your bottom flap be sure and use your corner rounder ( I used a 1”) to round the corners of the flaps on both the top and the bottom. Make a small trim at the bottom of each flap. This will make the bottom flap fold up easier.
3. Assemble with 1/8” double sided tape.
Card Base Size:
6 x 7 score at 3 1/2
1. Cut paper 8 1/4” L x 3 3/4” W
- Score at 1 1/8” and 7 1/2”
2. Cut two pieces 6 1/4” L x 2 1/4” W
- Flip one panel over to the wrong side and line it up with the other (refer to video if this doesn’t makes sense) and score at 1/4” Then with your panels together take a ruler and mark a small angle at the top and cut. Again refer to the video if you have questions it will make more sense.
- Finally burnish your your scored lines and start to assemble. Before taping your bottom flap be sure and use your corner rounder ( I used a 1”) to round the corners of the flaps on both the top and the bottom.
3. Assemble with 1/8 double sided tape.
Card Base Size:
6 1/2 x 7 score at 3 1/2
1. Cut paper 8 1/2” L x 3 3/4” W
- Score at 1 1/8” and 7 7/8”
2. Cut two pieces 6 5/8” L x 2 1/4” W
- Flip one panel over to the wrong side and line it up with the other (refer to video if this doesn’t makes sense) and score at 1/4” Then with your panels together take a ruler and mark a small angle at the top and cut. Again refer to the video if you have questions it will make more sense.
- Finally burnish your your scored lines and start to assemble. Before taping your bottom flap be sure and use your corner rounder ( I used a 1”) to round the corners of the flaps on both the top and the bottom.
3. Assemble with 1/8” double sided tape.
Disclaimer:
Affiliate links may be used at no additional cost to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. By clicking through the links and making a purchase you are helping to support my channel so that I can continue to make videos. Thank you for your support.
Lets become Friends!!
Blog: eastwickspaperandink.com
facebook: fb.me/eastwickspaper
Instagram: instagram.com/eastwickspaperandink
Pinterest: pinterest.com/eastwickspaperandink
Youtube: youtube.com/c/eastwickspaperandink
Email: eastwickspaperandink@gmail.com
