Hello My Dear Friends !!!!!
We celebrated diwali a few days ago here in india , the Festival of Lights and Sweets . Festivals are always fun and with coming weddings in the family, the excited and happiness doubles up. I created a Money envelope for gifting the newly weds using the newly released dies from Susan’s Garden are just perfect for it. Fern dies are my current favorite you can find out the entire collection here.
Here is how i created this money envelope…
Step 1 – Cut Brown cardstock 11-1/2″ x 9″. Score at 4″ and 8″ on the 11 1/2″ side and fold.
- Score 1/2 inch on both the sides from the shorter side (9″) and fold.
Step 2 – Remove the half inch portion from both the side flaps leaving the center part as shown in the image above.
Step 3 – Fold the bottom flap of the envelope up onto the centre panel as shown above. Adhere the two side tabs to the bottom flap, creating a pocket .
- Add a piece of Clear Double Sided Adhesive Tape to the edge of the top flap, but do not remove the protective backing from the tape until you have placed whatever you want to place inside the envelope in it. Fold top flap over.
Step 4 – Die cut the Garden Notes Dahlia 2 and Maidenhair Fern from White Soft Finish Cardstock so that you can create two dahlias and 2 maidenhair ferns.
- Sponge the flower petals and leaves with inks and shape using tools from Susan’s Garden All Metal Tool Kit, Leaf Pad and Molding Pad.
Step 5 – Use brown cardstock to die cut the Berry Branch die.
Step 6 – Cut Corrugated sheet so it measures 3-1/2″ x 7-1/2″ .
Step 7 – Layer the corrugated sheet on top of the front of the cardstock envelope using Kids Choice Glue.
Step 8 – Paste dried twigs in the center of the corrugated sheet.
Step 9 – Arrange the Flowers, ferns and Berry Branch as shown above. Optional use 3D bronze paint on the edges of Berry Branch.
Hope you like my work for today and do try to make one for yourself
Hugs
Pavitra
Supplies:
Elizabeth Craft Designs:
Other:
Brown Cardstock
Corrugated Sheet
Dried twigs
3D bronze paint
Inks
You do not disappoint me! I love your use of colors, vibrant colors bring the flowers alive!
Thank you for showing how u made the envelope! This idea could also b used for a sentiment card.
Wow I think I would treasure the card as much as the money going in it. Beautiful job and such detail. Know it took you awhile to make it up and that adds to the value of it. A treasure to enjoy! Keep up the wonderful work and be proud of it. Bless you!
Beautiful as always. Thank you for sharing.