This one has to be printed on 2 sheets and the a little assembly is necessary. Here are the two sheets you'll get when you print out the template:
- Print out onto the A4 paper weight of your choice (standard 80 gsm is fine)
- Cut out both pieces
- Fold the first piece (I tend to do the folding before the cutting out, using the corner lines as folding guides, but it’s a personal choice.)
- Use the tabs to fold the first peice around the second.
- Glue or tape both vertical flaps and the bottom horizontal one to the decond piece (I use double-sided tape)
- Punch holes
- Add to your ‘Financial’ section
3 comments:
Ray, I just watched the video and made my first expensed envelope. Its a great design, thanks very much. My paper si very basic 80gsm paper, and the finished envelope feels a bit thin. I think I'll have to either find thicker paper or try thin card (although not sure how my £50 printer will cope with that). When I used my A5 Finsbury (until 4 weeks ago), I got through one expense envelope a week, as I am always travelling, and it alsways involves hotsl. These envelopes are exactly what I wanted for my Personal Filofax. Thanks again, and keep up the good work!
I'd advise against card. As well as taking up a lot of room, it's much harder to fold and the flaps don't like to stay glued down. 90 gsm works really well.
Thanks so much for this!
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