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More Envelope Fun!

I am on a roll with envelopes lately! This will be my third post in a row involving envelopes. Our Challenge this month at the My Pumpkin Challenge is to "Make a Gift." I found these treat holders on Pinterest and knew I had to give it a try!

Inspired by Beth!

This project used the Envelope Punch Board and it is so easy! I used a 4x4 piece of Designer Series Paper from one of the past My Paper Pumpkin Kits and then lined up my paper at the 1 3/4" mark on the Envelope Punch Board (for the first punch/score) to make the envelope holder. (then line up the score line for the remaining punch/scores as you normally would to complete the envelope) The "how sweet it is" banner was also remnants from a past kit. You can customize them for any Holiday or event. I made a bunch of Christmas themed holders for a craft fair I was in last weekend! Everyone loved them! 

Have you played with the Envelope Punch Board yet? It is my new favorite tool! Besides envelopes you can make boxes and many other fun projects! 

I hope you will hop over to the My Pumpkin Challenge to see what the other Designers have made! Please share your creations! This month we are having a giveaway so go check it out! 

Thanks for stopping by!


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  1. JessicaNovember 14, 2013 6:53 AM

    Eeek, I love these Boni! I was just looking for something I could give to my next workshop guests. This is juts perfect. Love the way you embellished it. You are so fun and creative. Thanks for the measurements!! Yipee!

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