DIY Sheet Music Envelopes
Hi there! This is Eliza from Eliza K Prints. I love blogging about my latest tutorials and fun garden projects. I’m a firm believer in making things instead of buying things and I’m always on the lookout for new blogs to follow!
I’m here today to share my latest project involving sheet music. Its cheap, simple and right on time for the holidays.
Sheet Music Envelopes
An Eliza K Tutorial
First, you’ll need to score some sheet music. I’m lucky that I come from a family of musicians and was able to get some that was just gathering dust. You can also find stacks of old classical music at your local Goodwill or Value Village. It doesn’t need to be perfectly white, the yellowed pages give it a vintage feel.
You will need:
Sheet music (one page per envelope)
An envelope template
scissors
a pencil
glue stick
Lay your template onto the
back of the sheet music.
Lightly trace the template with a pencil.
Cut your traced enveloped out of the sheet music.
Try cutting inside the lines to avoid having to erase a ton of pencil marks.
Fold your sides flaps in first. Make sure to keep the folds flush with the body of the envelope.
Spread glue onto the outside of the side flaps. Start at the halfway point and work your way down. Do not spread glue above the halfway point.
Fold the bottom half of your envelope up. Press the gluey side flaps against the bottom to get it to stick. Apply more glue if necessary.
Lastly, fold your top half over. Voila! You’ve made your first envelope. Use them for holiday correspondence or attach them to gifts!
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wow these are a great idea for music lovers in your family 🙂 cute
Lisa
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