
(photo source: Danielle Flanders blog)
I recently saw this card on Pinterest from Danielle Flanders’ blog which inspired me to break out my Martha Stewart Scoring board and make my own mini envelopes on cards!
Under the MSC tool, there is a hidden envelope guide. Place the guide in the top left corner of the board and follow the directions for the size envelope you want to make. In this case, I wanted to make a small one that fit on the front of a card. I cut my paper to 5 1/2 x 5 1/2″ and made the four score marks it showed me on the guide.

After some quick folding and gluing, I made this adorable little envelope. Since the envelope already has a spot for a message, I didn’t think this card needed to be the traditional folded type. Instead I stacked the elements on the front of this 6 x 6″ shape and finished this anniversary card marking 9 years together (dating).

(supplies: Paper – kaiser crafts 6 x 6″ pads, alphabet – heidi swapp, baker’s twine – martha stewart crafts)
I was still in the mood to make more cards so here are two quick Congrats cards for my stash:

Here’s a close up of the cuteness:

(supplies: paper – martha stewart crafts and kaiser crafts, flower sticker – ek success)
I love your design, I only ever design cards on the computer, I really should try to make one your way, they look much more professional! Karima
http://www.karimascrafts.com
These are adorable! So glad I could inspire you. Thanks for showing me…they are fabulous!
xo
Danielle