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@dotyadam3152

Жыл бұрын

Excellent!!!!!!!! Oh, muito God!!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!

@debra7350

Жыл бұрын

These are so fun, so quick and the possibilities are endless. Thank You!

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!

@debk1915

4 жыл бұрын

Becci McClain , what a sweet idea! Thank you for sharing that!

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Random act of kindness right there. What a beautiful thing to do. Thank you for sharing and giving us ideas :)

@rondisalgado8006

4 жыл бұрын

How thoughtful of you!!! What a wonderful idea to bring unexpected joy to someone who had provided service to you! I am very sure they were touched by the blessing!💕

@adriennep7512

4 жыл бұрын

How lovely of you! Such a novel idea and no doubt brings smiles to the recipients. 👍👍👍👍👍

@moonlampje79

3 жыл бұрын

I love this idea! I might start doing that too

Well I must TRULY be a rock dweller, because I didn't see this until three years after you posted it, lol! But I found it at the perfect time- when I'm too busy to have any real fun, but still need to feed that creative part of my body with the tiny bit of time I can squeeze out for myself. I made one of these this morning, and might even find a way to use them as thank you cards for a team of my volunteers. Thank you Natasa!!!

@Coffeecup.0110

6 ай бұрын

Me too! 😂

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!..

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!

@TreasureBooks

3 жыл бұрын

Wow and you still remember Mrs.Strong!! She must have been a wonderful teacher :) You are very lucky to have had a teacher like that :)

@user-gw5kb4in6x

4 ай бұрын

My grandson loves doing origami. He also learn in art class in elementary school.

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.

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Such a great idea Jessica :) tfs

@user-gw5kb4in6x

4 ай бұрын

50 wow!! How generous of you great idea

Well, apparently, I’ve been living under the same rock! I have never seen them before. They are just wonderful! Love how easy and they are so darn cute! Fun, fun, fun Natasha. Thank you for this little gem.

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you like it Kathryn. Thanks for watching :)

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

@darnelleechols8556

4 жыл бұрын

Cute idea, Vivienne. Thanks for the inspiration. ❤️

@maggiequilts

4 жыл бұрын

Vivienne Kipps great idea!ty

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Great idea!! Thank you

@lindab8078

4 жыл бұрын

What a brilliant idea! Great for a 12 days of Christmas project. I think my grandkids would love it.

@BeautifullyAltered

4 жыл бұрын

Great idea!!

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

WOW!! I am 60 years old and I guess I have been living under a rock too because I have never seen these before. So glad I found this video!! TFS

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! Have fun creating :)

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..

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.

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Please do! You will love it - its so easy and quick :)

I guess I've been under the proverbial rock for an even longer time. This the first I've ever seen these. Great idea from Becci McClain about using these to leave tips for housekeeping, etc., when traveling.

Thank you so much for your lovely and easy to follow card making video. I really appreciate how easy it is for a newbie like me to follow along. Looking forward to watching more !!!!

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

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"!! 😆

@wendibridge3577

4 жыл бұрын

Great idea putting in tea bags, thanks.

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

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Those are such great ideas Suzy!! Thank you for sharing :)

@carlasim1647

2 жыл бұрын

Suzy that is such a neat idea,.how creative,! You never know craft fairs might be better than going into big crowded stores ..Carla

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

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. 🙏💌

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Great ideas Evelyn, thank you!

Crawling out from a landslide of boulders. 73yrs and I’ve never seen these. Just think of all the teeny tiny ones I could have made for the tooth fairy for my 24 gkids. I’ll make a thousand of these to hang on Christmas tree. Such fun with all the last years wrapping paper. TTYFT

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha OMG Betty, you made me laugh!!!!! "Landslide of boulders" "Make a thousand to hang on Christmas tree" Wow you have 24 grand kids, wow wow wow Betty!! I love it !!

Love this so much, great happy mail too.

Apparently I'm a rock dweller also :) These are great, I'm excited to add this to the idea box. I have really enjoyed so many of your tutorials. You explain the technique so well and I like the written notes that accompany many of them. I have a notebook where I keep all the techniques I am learning along with samples to go back and refer to.

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

You sound very well organized Linda! I also have an idea box and notebook with notes and samples or sketches :) Thanks for watching

LOL! I made these in school too, BUT, I must have crawled under that rock with you because I forgot all about them until now! Great way to use up "ugly" paper! Thanks!

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

@TreasureBooks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

Allergies have given me a headache today, so I'm binge watching your videos :) You are seriously showing me ways to crash my stash! These are just so stinking cute!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Heheh crash that stash!! I hope your allergies and headache ease up real quick so you can get to some serious crafting :)

Wow! I’ve been crafting for years and never seen these. Thanks these are awesome!

thank you so much, this envelope are so elegant! and easy to make specially for those begginers like me, thanks sooo much. Greatings from Argentina

I am a rock dweller. Thanks for showing this.

I’ve actually never seen this tutorial but enjoyed watching. Everything Old is New again 💕I’m going to make some 👍🏼

also been living under a rock I'm like HOW have I missed these! TFS a new beautiful unloved paper buster! xxx

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Yaaay!! Unloved paper buster haha great title for the video :)

I found out about these on Facebook junk journal junkies! I had no idea they existed!! Love these!! Glad to know I have under rock friends who are so creative...😉

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

hehe Thank you so much :)

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!

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😊 I also have lots of 6x6 collecting dust, but no more!

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.

Dear Natasha, I think you are an amazing lady with wonderful, wonderful ideas which are so so easy and fun to make. I am from India Kolkata and since last night I have made so many pockets as well as envelopes 😅. I cannot thank you enough for teaching me to make envelopes in such an easy process. Looking forward to more such tutorials from you.❤ God bless ❤

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

I think we have been living under the same rock! They are adorable. I have a ton of ugly paper that will now have a new purpose. Tfs. Brilliant!

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

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

How lovely. I made one along side you doing it. Can't wait to stack up on these. Ty xx

Ive never seen them either. They're adorable. I can't wait to see if you use them in a journal somewhere.

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. 😊

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.

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

never heard of them either. Love them.....pushing the rock aside and making some...lol thanks for sharing.

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Hehe love it. Have fun!!

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

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 !!! 🐤🍃🤗🍃🐣

These are brilliant. I'm away to hunt out papers.

Oh my my. Every time I watch your vids I want to rush home and make something. But right now the one thing I don’t have is time. We have horses so after work it’s off to the barn. Just know I am watching and learning, and may I add trying to pick up a little bit of your accent. Hee hee. Thank you again so much. Luv what you do. Take care and thank you always.

@TreasureBooks

3 жыл бұрын

Aw thank you so much Shirley. :) I love horses, we have some locally that I can go and feed and admire :)

@shirleylucas1479

3 жыл бұрын

@@TreasureBooks thats awesome. Even getting to pet a soft nose can bring inner peace to the soul

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.

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

I used to make these when I needed a paper cup! Works quite well as long as you drink up quickly!

I particularly love the pink envelope, it looks like an adorable face to me with long eyelashes! The butterfly is the Cupid’s bow mouth and the hole enforcers are the eyes and ribbons coming through the holes are the eyelashes!

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Hehe I love it even more now 🥰

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

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Rock on! hehe

I love these! I saw on someone else's page that she had filled these with candies. Sweet! I just made on with the side flaps crossing on top of the middle flap, thus creating extra pockets. Fun!

As soon as I watched this, I ran and did one! I did it with torn edges, so I made it a bit challenging, but it turned out so cute I didn't mind the extra work.

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

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Wonderful!

You never cease to amaze me with your endless stream of new ideas! I love this! I actually have something similar that I will never use for its intended purpose and it would be so easy to use your same process and turn it into a journal! Thank you for yet another creative idea!

@TreasureBooks

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!! Have fun :)

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🌹😷😊

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

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Wonderful! Have fun decorating :)

Beautiful and quick. Who could ask for more. Thank you. So pretty.

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

I know, right? Thank you so much :)

Thank you so much, found your channel last night and I watched a few of your videos, love them 😍 Showed this video to my 6yr old daughter this morning before she went to school and she's come home with a couple she made during the day, she's taught her friends too and is still making them this evening... not decorated, just the folding but she'll get there so thank you, I can't wait to start on them myself 🥰

Don’t remember ever making these. Love them. I just made a few journals so these will make a nice addition. I have tons of 6x6 paper packs.

@TreasureBooks

3 жыл бұрын

Wonderful! Have fun creating :)

These are AWESOME. Guess I'm a "Rock Dweller" too. Their cute, fun and quick which makes them 3xGREAT!

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Yes 😀 Thank you for watching

I want to make some and use up some flowers and lace to make pretties , thanks for sharing....I had never seen these either! ....and later-I made up 25 of these, sat in front of t.v. and glued them...tomorrow, some decorating! Yeah...thanks for the inspiration! :)

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

25 in one sitting!! That's what I'm talking about!!!

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....

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you like it Elsie!! Teeny tiny ones are so cute!!

These pockets are beautiful! Thank you for sharing with us!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Well Natasha, seems I live under a rock too. Maybe because I mainly do "other" art forms etc. I have NEVER made these and like yourself I think these are absolutely adorable!! And FUN. Thanks for getting me out from under the rock :)

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

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

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

I’ve never seen either! What a delight to have such a quick project with so many uses. Thank you for teaching this wonderful idea💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

@TreasureBooks

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching :)

i have never heard of these but then i have only just discovered altered books and just discovered your channel, i am excited to start. I did start a book on Friday at a class, but the instruction there was different, i prefer you style.

Thank you for making this simple and easy my granddaughter will love this in her journal i am making

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

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!

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sandy :)

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

So fun and easy to make!!! And you are right, it turns scraps you think you'd never use into beautiful little pockets.

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!!

Love them all! Thank you for sharing.

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 ☺️

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad I'm not the only rock dweller :)

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!!!!

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you like it. Thank you :)

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 ⭐️

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much 😊 Have fun :)

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.

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

@TreasureBooks

2 жыл бұрын

Wonderful! Thank you so very much Carla :)

Delightful! Thank you - just in time for Christmas, to make money gifts in a pretty envelope!

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

@TreasureBooks

3 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching :)

Thank You ! That is the fastest, cutest envelope I ever saw :) Like all the embellishments too !

I first saw these done about a year ago, made some, and then promptly forgot about them. Thanks for reminding me. I just made one but didn't glue down that last big flap and made the triangles underneath into tuck spots for tiny tags. I then folded the big triangle over them as usual. Now I've tucks some 'hidden' tags and created more journaling space under the big flap. TFS!

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

I love it!! So much fun we can have with this project :)

Absolutely fabulous x they look so lovely and I've been under a rock too!!! X thank you so much and much love from the UK xx

What a great idea. I've just started creating junk journals and I have a stash of wonderful "aged" papers. This technique will be great in the journals. Thanks for sharing!

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching :)

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

@TreasureBooks

2 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

Thank you Natasha, just found this tutorial from one of your more recent tutorials. This is so easy and useful, just love it. thank you.

60+ and just learning about this fold. Your way of folding the top triangle down and then the sides makes it easier to get the sides more even than doing the reverse. Just how I saw other YT do it. And yours are embellished so beautifully.

Watched this video and my mind is popping. There are so many additional folds you can make to add to it. Time to experiment!

I too had been living under a rock as I had never seen these before watching your video. Last night I decided to try making some and had so much fun doing them. I decided not to decorate them immediately but wait till I was ready to put them into a journal so I could match the theme of the journal more appropriately. I now have a stash ready to go and just wanted to thank you for posting your video.

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome Loz. I'm so glad you made some. I also haven't decorated all of mine :) They are so easy and quick!

I must have been living under a rock also! These are amazing. Thanks for sharing 😊

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching fellow rock dweller!

Absolutely love this simple idea, so so cute! Thank you for sharing it with us.

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! 😊

I had not seen these before. They are really cute. You decorated them great and with such great embellishments.

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

I really loved it! I love when you come up with these simple but gorgeous ideas! Thank you, Natasa! ♥️

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! 😊

These are absolutely so neat, creative and beautiful. Thanks for

I too have been living under a rock but you have brought us into the light. I love this. Thank you for sharing something new to me as well.Two thumbs up.

@TreasureBooks

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Connie :)

Awesome project. Great tutorial well explained . You revived my past memory . Thanks for sharing

Those are an answer to my envelope dilemma. Oooh, great for teabags!! Just had a flash of inspiration!! Such a great idea!! I feel like I’ve found buried “treasure!” 😄