Envelope punch board projects tutorials

Hi Crafty Friends! So, maybe you want to make a few boxes. I've got the idea for you! Use your Envelope Punch Board! If you don't have one...

Do you make lumpy bumpy (technical term) cards that won't fit in a regular envelope? Do you have the We R Memory Keepers envelope punch board? If the answer to both of those questions is "yes" then read on. By slightly adapting how I use my WRMK envelope punch board I can now make boxes that fit my lumpy bumpy cards. To do that I extended the ruler on the punch board so that it looks like this: Preparing your punch board I've created a ruler for you to print out that you'll attach to your…

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How make backgrounds, tag pockets and art journal pages with the the We Are Memory Keepers envelope punch board. I KNOW, it is supposed to be for card makers but mixed media artists can use it too!

Today's project is an treat box created with the Envelope Punch Board including a video tutorial!

Today I'm sharing FIVE amazing ways to use the new Envelope Punch Board from Stampin' Up! (Item #133774). Once you see these, you'll NEED your own and you can order it from My Stampin; Up! Store Since it's Halloween season, I made most of my samples using the Witches Brew Designer Series Paper (132185), Toil & Trouble and Tags 4 You stamp sets (Holiday Catalog) and Label Bracket punch (132153) 1. Make Envelopes. Stating the painfully obvious, but hey...that's what it was made for! Just…

Many of you have seen this little box of 3x3 notecards in my craft room and know that it was a gift from my upline, Mindy Gray...yes, complete with notecards!! Aren't they great?! I just want to focus on the box today, because boxes are very easy to make with your envelope punch board. The dimensions can be determined using the same chart that you use for envelopes. In this case, we read the paper size for the 3x3 cards and add 1" in order to make a box with a thickness of almost 3/4". So…