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Felt Envelope Tutorial

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How about another quick and easy felt project?  I kinda {love} working with felt.  How about you?
I’ve made felt birds, a felt tissue box cover and felt house ornaments.  Let’s try our hand at a felt envelope!

Add a little whimsy to a letter or gift card by making a handmade felt envelope. livelaughrowe.comLet’s grab our supplies and get this felt project under way!

Supplies for DIY Felt Envelope:

Felt
Embroidery Floss
Pins
Buttons
Scissors
Envelope Template
Glue (of choice) or Glue Gun

Step One: Do you have an envelope template?  If not, maybe you have an extra envelope lying around that you can disassemble and use it as your template.  Once you have that ready, let’s trace and cut.

Trace and Cut Felt for Felt EnvelopeStep Two:  Fold in the lip on one side and then fold the larger flap over and pin.  Repeat on the other side.  At this point, you could iron down your creases,  or you can wait till after your gluing is done.   Totally up to you!  You will definitely want to iron the creases down at some point.

Making the felt envelope.Step Three:   Seal your folds.  However you choose to seal each fold is up to you — fabric glue, glue gun, stitch, etc.  I chose the hot glue gun {a crafty girls best friend}!

Gluing felt envelope together. livelaughrowe.comOnce you’ve glued the envelope closed — sew on a couple of buttons with your embroidery floss. After I finished sewing on my second button, I stitched a knot, then pulled the needle through between the button and the felt (not through a hole), so that it was still attached and could be used to wrap around the buttons for closure.  It was practically impossible to capture that on camera, so I hope that makes sense.  Once you’ve sewn on the buttons and your extra embroidery floss is in place for using as a closure, you’re DONE!  Yay!

Add a little whimsy to a letter or gift card by making a handmade felt envelope. livelaughrowe.com
...and the sky is the limit. Use for {love} notes.
Gift a lovely piece of jewelry.
Embellish the front with rolled flowers.
Make them bigger or smaller and have fun!

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Add a little whimsy to a letter or gift card by making a handmade felt envelope. livelaughrowe.com
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    • Kelly says

      YAY! So glad you like these cuties 🙂 You’re right — they will be fabulous to have, make or use around the holidays! Have a lovely week. xo, Kelly

  8. brittany says

    O.M.G i love this tutprial! those envelopes are so cute! i want to make them now!! a trip to michael’s is in order this summer!! i love writing letters and notes so this a cute way to give to someone 🙂

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  10. Cari says

    This is adorable!! I think my little one would love some for “her mailbox”!! Thanks so much for sharing!

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  11. Emi says

    Wow, so simple and so practical! I love felt projects and I’m a button collector – yap, I’m going to have fun trying out lots of colour combinations! Thank you so much for sharing the great tutorial 🙂

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    • Kelly says

      Thanks so much for loving on my felt envelope tutorial, Lindy! Have a fabulous weekend 🙂

    • Kelly says

      I love it! Thanks so much for stopping by, Amy! I hope you’re having a fabulous day 🙂 Hugs.

    • Kelly says

      Thanks so much for stopping by, Shannah! It is a pretty easy and fun project. Happy crafting 🙂

    • Kelly says

      ME TOO! And I love the versatility of this easy project 🙂 Thanks for stopping by. Hugs!