Diy envelope for letter free#

Dashed lines on the pattern show the envelopeįront and placement for address block lines and stamp applique.Īnd loop tape instead of plastic snaps for the closure, go ahead and sew the bumpy Sew the gift card envelopeĮmbellish the envelope front as desired. To the lining, wrong sides together, to create a double-sided piece of fusedĬut the envelope pattern from the fused fabric. Pattern – Love Letter Gift Card Envelope Prep your piecesįollow manufacturer’s instructions to fuse the main fabric Plastic snaps (if you don’t have plastic snaps, you can use hook and loop tape instead) Main fabric - Natural canvas duck cloth, 4.5” x 7.25” (If you don’t have plastic snaps, you canĪlso just use hook and loop tape.) Love Letter DIY Gift I usedĪ natural color duck canvas for the outside, paired with bright quiltingĪ plastic snap is a simple – but cute – closure. Gives it body and also keeps the edges from fraying. It’s made from two layers of fabric fused together, which A few straight lines sewn on the front give the look of an address block, and a little square of fabric appliqued in the corner makes the stamp.

See my business card wallet tutorial for another quick and scrap-friendly credit card wallet.Īnd while the details are adorable (if I say so myself), the little fabric envelope is actually quite quick to sew. Made up like a tiny envelope, my love letter envelope is theĪnd when the gift card is spent your recipient can repurpose the fabric giftĬard holder as a little wallet to hold credit cards or paper money. Want to see more great Valentines sewing ideas? I've got a roundup for you here! It's filled with Valentine sewing tutorials for everyone on your list - including yourself!

Diy envelope for letter free#

My DIY gift card envelope makes a gift card even more special! It looks like a teeny tiny little love letter, but with a gift card tucked inside! I’ve got a tutorial and free sewing pattern for you below. And while you shouldn’t need a special day for that, it’s nice to have a day dedicated to spreading love.Īnd what better way to show someone you love them than withĪ gift card they can use to pamper themselves in some small way? They can spend it when and where they like, But then again, I DO like the idea of small gifts for Valentine’s Day that let your friends and family know you love them. That’s just a whole lot of pressure and manufactured sentimentality that I try to avoid.

I’m not one for big gifts or grand romantic gestures for Valentine’s Day.