DIY: 5x7 Envelopes Using Letter Size Paper

So easy DIY envelopes! 💌✉️💌
Make your own envelopes for your 5x7 cards using only a letter size or 8.5x11 inches paper.
In this workflow I used a paper trimmer and a scoring board because it’s easier and faster to use especially if you are mass producing. But you can definitely use basic tools like ruler and scissors if that’s what’s available.
Music: Blue Mountain by Gabriel Witcher via iMovie App for Apple, Inc.
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[@musette4210]

Thanks for the easy to follow steps to make a 5" x. 7" envelope. I really needed to make larger envelopes and found your instructions just in time.

[@marezedotes432]

Thank you so much for your easy to follow tutorial. It was exactly what I needed.

[@JenniferSaarinen]

Thank you soooo much! I do purchase envelopes from Amazon for my handmade cards, but I was looking to make my own envelopes for shipping them by lettermail. I designed some branding with return address and such printed onto cardstock then I score and cut and put it together. Turned out AMAZING and professional looking. The envelope fits up to 3 of my cards with their envelopes. So perfect!

[@user-eb6eb2hk6q]

This is genius--so simple to make! Exactly what I needed. Thank you for the excellent tutorial.

[@Music23Megan]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I made it with cardstock and it turned out perfect. People like you are the backbone of the society 🫶♥️

[@galepmarshall864]

Thank you and so easy. Very good demo and I love the music! Have a beautiful day!

[@girliascards]

thanks for this envelope. So simple to follow. tfs

[@amoamoathome]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. Amazing how difficult it is to find such a simple thing but you made it even easier than I remember!

[@SalveRegina8]

This video deserves 10 million likes! Thank you!!!

[@SomersetPublicLibrary]

This is great, thank you for posting.

[@kimberlydavis571]

omg... this is so great!!!!! thank you so much!!!!!

[@lorenpatrombon8673]

Your scoring pen looks different from the one that came with the package😁
What's that thing? it looks more sturdy that the free pen

[@dianeb8876]

What kind of paper are you using for the envelope?

[@mistmystery9461]

What's this machine called? With which you make lines

[@janetg.]

Do you have written directions anywhere?