printable holiday envelopes

printable holiday envelopes

I think we can all agree that snail mail during the holidays is the best. Next to birthday mail, holiday mail is happily filled with bright envelopes, beautiful cards, smiling photos and notes from actual people! The daily deliverings are smile inducing. Bills and junk mail seem less so or at least diluted during the season which makes the bills after the holidays seem so much more shocking. :)

To help this fun mail time along, I, with enormous help from my assistant, created three holiday-themed envelopes. You can dress your cards, notes and pictures in envelopes with the likes of Santa, a reindeer and a jolly snowman. All you need to do is print them off and assemble.

Since our holiday cards are already sent and my children are still itching to send things to everyone we know, I’m planning on sending out our thank you notes in these.

Love these envelopes and want so more? Here is a conversation heart version, perfect for Valentine’s Day and a spring version! Hurray!

Supplies:

-printable envelopes – Reindeer, Snowman & Santa
-scissors
-straight edge
-bone folder or stiple
-double-sided tape

Print out the PDFs. I printed mine on cardstock. Cut out the envelope shapes with the scissors.

Using the straight edge and the bone folder, score the template on the fold marks.

Place double-sided tape on the side flaps, fold the bottom section into place and secure.

Now they are ready to fill! Notes, cards, pictures, anything you want. The envelopes will need an additional piece of tape to keep the flap closed. After that, simply address, stamp and send as normal.

Just because it will make them smile, I’m sending a card to both my littles. Oh the magic of the holidays.

Kindergarten Park decoration

Kindergarten Park decoration

projet boite de rangement

projet boite de rangement 

Decorate 3 colorful paper cutting pattern

Decorate 3 colorful paper cutting pattern

Method 1:

Material:

- Plates thin foam yellow, pink, blue

- Cutting Tools circle, white and orange colored acrylic, black brush, wire, scissors, glue, pencils

Making:

- First, you cut the colored foam sheet into one sheet, then doubled back round and continue to cut into pieces left. Use a black pen to draw a broken half melon seeds pink circle shaped piece of melon.

- With half plate light blue circle: you draw a little white dot in the middle and small black dots around shaping pieces of kiwi.

- Next, we cut pencil eraser head cut into triangles, printed in orange above the yellow semi-circular plate shaped orange cloves.

- Finally, we glued foam forms on top of the wire rope brightly colored fruits and bring enough drape is finished then!

Method 2:

Material: 

- Multi-colored paper cover, wire wool, glue, scissors

Making:

- You cut into 4 sheets of paper in orange circle, doubled. Paste ½ of the plate first round with half circle of the second sheet.

 

- Next, we paste ½ 3rd pie plate with half of the circle of the second sheet. Place the wire in the middle third round, 4th round stickers concealed inside the rope to form a sphere.

 

- Use scissors to cut tassels border around the edge of the circle of the sphere. Similarly, you paste into wiring more orbs with different colors for decoration is complete. Extremely simple, right?

Method 3:

Material: 

- A white silk, broken flower pattern, leaf, paint, brushes, tape, scissors, sewing machines

Making:

- First, you put the plate on the plate pattern flowers on white tissue paper, stickers fixed borders.Then, we use dot onto palm shaped flowers to dry.

- You cut flowers external borders. Flowers superimposed onto another sheet of white paper, stitching around the edge of the petals, offset a segment for stuffing newspaper inside. Then we stitch it closed the gap to swell to produce flowers look better.

- You do the same steps to add many other flowers and leaves. Finally, we inserted needles into each vertex flowers, hanging wires threaded into the decorative finish.

jolie cage

jolie cage