Pocket Envelopes Using 6x6 and 12x12 Paper (No Scoreboard Required) 

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Thank you, Natasa, I make these for tip envelopes when I travel. I tuck $$, a little thank you tag, and a piece or two of candy or gum and leave it for the cabin steward, housekeeping, wait staff, or whoever. I also take them in my purse often an randomly give them to a clerk or receptionist. New decorating ideas from you!

We made these in 3 rd grade when learning oragami in art class. It could be a pocket and/or a container to drink from if you drank really fast! Lol She taught us so many fun and interesting things. Mrs. Strong was my favorite teacher! That was almost 60 years ago!

I made 50 of these last year for Christmas gifts for all of my coworkers, putting a winter flavored tea bag, silver spoon from the Dollar Tree, and a single package of Stevia in it, and then put it in a 4x6 resealable clear envelope, with a paper topper on it. I could also get some matching chipboard elements that I stuck on the front downward triangle too, for the Echo Park paper. They loved it! I bought the double sided paper either from Michael's or Tuesday Morning- these are great for gift giving of little items.

I too have been under that rock! Thank you for sharing! So cute! Off to make some!

Welcome to the “Under the Rock” neighborhood! I’m a long time resident. This is simple and brilliant. Thank you

Make from Christmas paper and hang on a tree with a treat inside

Love these...!! I wish that I could say, I've been living under that rock with you! But I've know about them for a couple of years now. I made them as tea favors. You place an individually wrapped tea bag or two in the pocket. I even found tiny plastic silver spoons and placed them in the pocket, as well. I've punched out a tiny hole at the top point....added a tiny stamped teapot image on a punched out circle with a hole punched in it, too. Then I tied it up with bakers twine making a small bow. I wish i could take credit for the idea. But I first saw Amber make these on LyricLoverCrafts. I made tons for a craft fair for this year. Now I don't even know if there will be any craft fairs, Just thankful that I hadn't purchased all the tea to go in them yet...lol Thank you for reminding me of them. Now I want to make mini ones for my small journal! Hugs n Luv 💕 Suzy

These are I believe a form of Origami folding but have seen them but never used them much. But now I can see making many from all those 6x6 pads collecting dust in my stash! Thanks for the enthusiastic inspiration. Love the tips below from Vivienne and Becci too! Thanks ladies!

I haven't seen them either, until now, so I guess I've been living under a rock too. lol. Thanks so much for sharing. I want to try these.

Oh My That Teeny Tiny one is too cute... Yes I am a rock dweller just seeing these for the first time Too cute and simple enough I can do it .. Thank you for sharing this with us

Haven't made these in ages. Love them especislly the little ones. The large one could be littke surprise packages. Put a hole on top and a ribbon to hang from it on someone's door knob. Place a fresh flower and a few goodies. What a lovely package of cheer. You could bske sone cookies, put them in a plastic bag and slide them in eith a recioe card. Lovely coworker gifts for the holidays. If we ever get back to normsl life. Good time to make them up for when you can use them. TFS. I did. 🙏💌

Yes I’ve been under a rock also, but I really like these beautiful creations. Thanks for sharing. You ROCK.

Love this so much, great happy mail too.

Hello Natasha!!! I live under the rock next door, lol...but those are cute as the Dickens!!! Thanks for sharing. You always have the best projects! HAPPY MOTHERS DAY !!! 🐤🍃🤗🍃🐣

Lady...with this great little projects ....you had made my life a little easier ....thank you for sharing.... gorgeous envelopes! Thank you.

These are awesome! I made two of them while watching the video. What a wonderful, cute, quick idea. Thank you! ❤

I guess I've lived under a rock too. I love these. Easy peasy, yet impressive.

Love the black paper with the green. Double sided paper looks best. As kid we used to make these as drinking cups, we used smaller paper but same concept. Yes elementary school.

Brilliant again. I will be showing this to my grand daughter, she will love it ❤

My first time seeing your video. Thank you for sharing this easy to follow tutorial. I ended up making four of them. I made to give away. I only had single sided Designer Series Papers which I embellished with scrap shapes. Quick and easy to do. Love it. Have a pleasant day. Stay safe🌹😷😊

Thank you Natasha I got very inspired by these pockets I made like six of them Omg I like the way they came out ❤ thank you 😊 beautiful job you do in all your videos.

Telling about people who made these in elementary school reminded me of the zines that are popular. I used those in the 1980s when I taught middle school. They're definitely not new. I've not thought of making different sizes of these little pockets. Tiny ones with a message inside would be wonderful on the front of greeting cards. Thanks for the inspiration! ...off to do some folding....

So easy, so GENIUS !!!!! Thanks a lot for your wonderful tutorials!

Although I’m not new to paper crafts, I am very new to journaling type paper crafts. So as a fellow rock dweller, I really appreciate you bringing this and such an easy informative and beautiful way. Thank you.

Well I guess I must have been under a rock as well. These are darling! Thank you.💗

I love these, I made a few tiny ones to put in a journal. The little pocket can hold a charm.

I LOVE these, I’ve never seen or heard of them before either, so I guess I’ve been living under a rock too! ☺️🌈

Natasha, these are awesome!!! Tfs!! I guess a lot of us are rock dwellers. Love them. Your channel is great!! Keep them coming!!🤩👍

Not a Rock Dweller...😆! Some of us have made them to put tea bags in along a few other goodies to sell at craft fairs. I still can't get over "Rock Dweller"!! 😆

Thank you Natasha for the inspiration, I to have been under that rock ,and from the sounds of it we are not alone.I just have to say you do such great videos, easy to follow with clear directions.I have made more things from your site than any other crafting site that I have viewed.Thank you for your time and efforts to make these videos they are so meaningful for a lot of us.Carla from Arizona

Yes, I guess I've been under the same rock!!!! Never heard of this, but this idea is DARLING!!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!!!

and again, easy, beautiful, I have no other words, amazing amazing work! so inspiring!

A lot of people under that rock ,including me.Thank you so much for sharing.Love your channel.Just made 3.

Awesome, watched once, gather my supplies, which luckily I had on hand, made three while I watched again!!! Great Tutorial 👍 thanks for sharing, they are absolutely the cutest!!! Take care. 🌸🦋🌸

I must have been off school that day! These are perfect! Thanks for these quick and easy touches!

I’ve never seen them before, but they’re so cute and I love how that they seem quick and easy to make 😊 Thanks for sharing ⭐️

Love these! Have loads of papers that I wouldn't use but perfect for this.

I use to make these with 6x6 squares. I would put teabags in, Ghiradelli choc. squares or a little Valentine. I would use paper according to the holiday or season. They are fun! Great idea for journals! Thanks!

Thank you so much for sharing this quick and easy tutorial. I love these little envelopes and I am anxious to begin making them ♥️

Oh, how fun and beautiful! Easy, time savers! Great for journals and gifts! Thank you-you are so talented!!🥰💕💐🙌🏻👍

So quick, cute, and fun! Thanks for another fabulous piece to use! Great comments below on different ways to use or attach them.

This is so simple and great for using up 6 x 6 paper. Thanks for sharing this.

EXQUISITE, so many variations, so many things to do with it! I shared this great tutorial!🐞🦋💚

I have also been living under that rock. This is a great idea, thanks for sharing. I will be making some of these over the weekend.

I have never seen these either! I love them and love how you put them together with all those beautiful embellishments. Thank you for sharing! I will be making some of these later tonight. 😊

Natasha, this is a great project... I made three different sizes and put one inside the other... they are only attached to each other on the front flap which makes for a triple pocket behind... I also didn't glue down the bottom front flap, so that it can open up and hide secret writings underneath... this is great fun!..

Sometimes I think I have been under a rock a lot. Thank you for the great idea and excellent explanation. I am making one of them for everyone on my Christmas list. We are under lockdown here in Manitoba so I am mailing cash and gift cards. I am using your pocket envelopes and making coin envelopes to put in them, closing them with a hidden paperclip. I also am not gluing the envelopes so the kids, and possibly the adults, can open them and draw or write.

I made several tonight in various sizes and love them! As you stated, it will be a joy to decorate these lovelies. Thank you.

I must have lived under a rock too. Never seen and love it 😊

Tried these out; didn't realize I'd be going down the origami rabbit hole, but here I am :-) Using the photocopy paper to practice, I hardly even need to glue anything except the bottom flap down; seems I've at last trained all my thumbs to become fingers.

It's funny. I never thought about it until you said people have been making these in primary school. Yes! I do remember them. We made them at Valentine's to hold our cards we got in c lass. We decorated them then taped them to our desk to collect those cute little cards all the moms so lovingly bought or made for their little ones who really didn't want to be handing out cards with mushy sentiments on them but happily munching love cookies and little hard candies hahaha. Oh ! Those were the days. 😁💞

Apparently I have also been living under a rock! Thanks for this video! 💜

Well I don't think you are under a rock by yourself. Lol I like tiny envelopes to use on front of a card,I have a die,but I love this idea cause it's easier to do and not have to pull out your dies and machine.And can do a variety of sizes easily. Thanks for Sharing. Have a great day creating..

Can’t believe we have not run into each other in the cave in which you and I must dwell because I’ve not seen these cute envelope tutorials before. In luv them. Thx.

Fast..simple..darling..uhhh..BRILLIANT😄..I didn't learn as a child either..but now I know ..Thank you so much !!!

I've made them and put tea bags & treats in them. I love this idea for journals. I would never have thought about using them this way. I love it!

Great envelopes. I made a few a week ago. Love them!

Thank you Natasha for sharing this creative project. I get excited when I receive a notification that you have a new video out.

I love these! have made a few of the 6x6, but will now try 12x12. thanks for the video!

I made these in elementary school to use them as drinking cups. And I'll definitely make some for my junk journals, they are such a nice addition.

Fellow rock dweller! Thanks for sharing

Apparently I’ve been under a rock as well!!! Thanks for sharing this! Quick, easy and so cute!!!

Not seen these before but so glad you've shown us as so lovely really happy thank you so much for teaching us wishes from London

Natassa - these are wayyyy cute! will most certainly try my hand at this. TFS

I've made a lot of these, they are fun to do. Thanks for sharing.❤😊

Love them all! Thank you for sharing.

I love these!!!! And may I say that I love listening to your voice! It makes me smile! Some videos I can't watch because of their voices. :)

Natasha, those are very cute and easy. I’ve never seen them before either, lol!

ok these are so easy to make!!! i love them

Love these….will definitely make some to send as gifts ♥️

I've not seen this before. Very pretty. Hugs sweetheart ❤️

Thank you I have arthritis and it's so hard for me to do lots of steps your video was just perfect

Well Natassa we must have been sharing the same rug, because I have never heard of them either, I can see me getting addicted to these!

Я в восторге от Ваших работ. Красота

Instead of gluing triangle flaps I tucked one inside the other gluing I did 1 triangle. Tis allowed me to open it so you could use them as popcon or gift holders. Also at work the kids loved making them

I love these pockets! ❤😊

I love these!!! I have a little bunch of paper. I can’t wait to make some! Perfect birthday cards for my Girlfriends, and loved ones!

I am a rock dweller. Thanks for showing this.

Dry nice. Thanks for Sharing!

These are so cute! Yep, I've been living under a rock as well!

Love these. So much fun to make. Thanks!!

I feel bad for the ugly papers and now I have a use for them. Thank you again for this great video.

The rock must have been huge, because many of us have been hiding together beneath it! Thank you for sharing...time to go gather all the papers to make the things ☺️

Love this! Thanks for sharing, I never saw this before either

ne of the nicest ideas I've seen in a long time, and so easy... thank you ~

I love these so easy to make and such fun .... thanks

Hi Natasa. Fantastic video, as always. I was half waiting for you to post your usual instructions page at the end, lol. Not really. It was so simple and didn't need one. Anyway, I have in my head an idea to create a set of nesting pocket envelopes like the Russian dolls. Thinking now about just how small I can go. I guess as long as my fingers can fold it, I could go super tiny. Keep smiling.

These are awesome. Never seen them before...

Nice, cute, fast & easy🌸🌸🌸Thank you‼️

What fun! I'd not made them before. Thanks!

Stunning project❤thank you

We used to make these all the time as kids. They will actually hold water, for a short time, until the paper gets soggy. Amusing to make them and drink out of them when you're little. 😆

I've been making for awhile and they are addicting. You did a great job. It's fun Creating. Happy Crafting from Minnesota ❤️

Hi.natasha you have not been.under a rock.lol,do you know there are so.many crafters out there that are watching you.make your ideas they are showing their version n.mention your name so they been.under a rock lol,my daughter is 30 in 2 wks n this would look perfect in.hers,making her huge card n.inside.putting pockets ect n this idea is perfect ty.natasha xx alanna

Love your tutorial! Thank you!

THOSE ARE REALLY CUTE & SIMPLE

Gracias, Nuevamente saludos desde Colombia, amo tus propuestas y hacer bellas cosas con tan sencillos materiales. Bendiciones.

It took me all night to make this one.... No, that's a joke of course :-). The are lovely. I made an example of simple printing paper. On one side I wrote a lot of A's. On the other site I wrote a lot of B's. Then I colored the parts that are visible. So, before folding it, I can see which parts of witch site are gonna be visible. And that example is now in my "must make" box. (like a lot of other examples from guess who :-) ) Thanks for your instructions and video. Kind regards from Holland.

wow, thank you for the super easy tutorials , i love this!!!! im going to make some with my girls ....greetings from South-Africa