Rules and Such...

- Challenges are posted every Wednesday
- You may combine this challenge with others
- You can use any products or stamps (you aren't restricted to just using Pixie Cottage, although we would love to see how you use our products too!)
- Post your creation on your blog with a direct link to this challenge
- Entries due by midnight (EST) on the Tuesday night before the next challenge
- Winners will be announced on Fridays!

Jan 21, 2012

The Pixie Cottage's Saturday Tutorial



Valentine Pocket With Treat

Materials Used
Medium Size Kraft Envelope 5-3/4" x 4-3/8"
Ruler
Pencil
Rubber Stamp- The Pixie Cottage's April with Hearts

Additional Supplies Used
Prisma Premier Pencils
Tim Holtz Distress Ink
Ink Template
Eylets
Bakers Twine

Step One
Take your envelope and fold the two ends towards the center. Gently crease the edges.  You can chose to measure your envelope for exact measurements, but I found it quicker to eyeball it.

Step Two
Take your bone folder or scoring tool and rub it over the folds.  This gives the envelope a permanent crease.

Step Three 
Open the envelope up and fold up the top flap of the envelope.

Step Four
Keeping the top flap open, fold the envelope back in so that the edges meet again.   

Then bend the flap down, and go over it again with your bone folder/scoring tool.

Step Five
Take out your stamp and ink up the front of the envelope.

Step Six
Decorate your envelope as you wish.  I chose to make mine a Valentine Pocket, adding a sweet treat as well. I packed it all in, used 3 eyelets in an interesting fashion, and sealed the back with some bakers twine. 



The possibilities are endless, how you choose to decorate your pocket is totally up to you.  I certainly hope that if  you use this idea, you will come back and leave a link showing us your creative creation.

Happy Saturday, be sure to tune in on Saturday February 4th, 2012.  Francy will be sure to treat you to another fabulous Pixie Cottage Saturday tutorial.

7 comments:

Papercrafting Beach Bum said...

Oh my, thanks SO much for this tutorial! What an easy but stunning little treat holder. The instructions were perfect and so simple to understand.

BEARKIS said...

Good idea,thank you very much!!!Happy weekend!

KanataNewf said...

Now this is super clever - I can see doing this as a nice presentation for a gift card as well. Great idea!

Unknown said...

Hi Tanya, this is a gorgeous project, thank you for the idea.
Francy

Tanya said...

Oh, now this is so sweet!

Mary Lou said...

Wow Tanya this is so FANTASTIC!!! Love the simplicity and ease in making this cute package/gift :)
Hugz

Davi said...

Awesome Tanya!! Love that little holder thanks for showing all the steps ;)

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