DIY Quick Envelope Scrapbooking - Scrapbooking Master Class

DIY Quick Envelope Scrapbooking - Scrapbooking Master Class

For those new to scrapbooking, there is atraining in the simplest basics of working with this topic. In particular, scrapbooking allows you to design cards, letters and gifts properly. By small manipulations with decorations and paper, we can make a very convenient and high-quality version of a card. Let's try to make a quick card with our own hands.Scrapbooking a quick envelope with your own hands - a master class on scrapbooking. Photo №1

DIY Quick Envelope Scrapbooking - Scrapbooking Master Class

  • Take a thick paper for the base
  • Napkin with a beautiful pattern
  • Iron for processing
  • Scissors for processing
  • Food film or polyethylene

Preparing the napkin and paperScrapbooking a quick envelope with your own hands - a master class on scrapbooking. Photo # 2You need to take a napkin and then remove itlayer with the pattern that we need for work. The napkin should be processed with careful actions - do not tear it. Next, you need to select the right size for the paper, for the postcard.Scrapbooking a quick envelope with your own hands - a master class on scrapbooking. Picture №3For him, we put the first layer of paper, the second layer- for the film. We put a napkin on top. It is necessary to ensure that the film lies flat, otherwise we may have folds on the product.Scrapbooking a quick envelope with your own hands - a master class on scrapbooking. Photo №4Ironing a napkin with an ironScrapbooking a quick envelope with your own hands - a master class on scrapbooking. Photo №5All our work needs to be covered with paper(thin) and then iron it. Ironing should be done at medium temperatures so that the paper does not catch fire and the film does not get damaged. The film will melt and thus glue our product to the paper. We get the drawing that we need for the express envelope.Scrapbooking a quick envelope with your own hands - a master class on scrapbooking. Photo №6Product processing and shipping!Next, you need to cut off the extra parts of the design to restore the desired shape. We stitch our postcard blank, decorating it. We sign and send - we wait for admiring glances from recommendations.

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