Coin envelopes are for more than just coins! This project will have you using this common office supply to make adorable mini books that easily fit wallet photos, hand made coupons, notes of love and more! This 19-page download file includes: * Full color photos * Step-by-step instructions * All...

Hi everyone. I have a huge number of #6 coin envelopes, almost 3.5 x 6 inches in size. I can't even remember why I bought them but I have lots left from whatever that project was so I decided I'd better come up with Plan B. I also have loads of scrapbook paper pads in spite of having donated a large number. I think they mate and multiply when I leave them alone overnight. I might need to set up a nanny cam to prove that point. LOL Since I intend to use these in junk journals, I only…

These can be used in so many ways! They are easy to make in any size. Add to journals, happy mail and more! I made these from digital paper and some have a Velcro closure. Check out the video and m…

Make use of your old long coin envelope. Happy crafting ❣️❣️❣️ #SALifeOfMe #junkjournaling #scrapbooking #hobbycraft #craft #coinenvelope....

DIY coin envelope tutorial. Make and customize your coin envelope for any project

Step 1. Cut your paper of choice into an 8x8 square. | Step 2. Fold two sides into the center with one side slightly overlapping another. | Step 3. Unfold the paper and using a ruler, draw a 1.5 inch line across the top, and then a 1 inch line across the bottom. | Step 4. Using scissors, cut along the line you drew until you reach the fold (do not cut past the fold line) | Step 5. For the top (the 1.5 inch section) fold and glue the cut sections down. | Step 6. For the bottom, remove the cut…

Hi, Sheila here-the "other" crafting sister from Two Crafting Sisters and before we get started I'd just like to say thank you for asking ...

A printable page with different fancy labels and a little file folder. Some of the labels can be used to decorate the file folder of course. If you vi...

Artist trading coins from Alpha Stamps! Here's some Controlled Mayhem to brighten your day: five coins and five pockets decorated in a circus theme. I used some metallic paint to brighten up the edge of each coin in shiny gold. Grommets were added to the upper left corner of each pocket, and they were all bound with a binder ring. A tassel made with fun and fuzzy fibers (and a sweet silver elephant) was added to the ring for maximum circus fun. Here are the pockets and coins before binding…