Felt Valentine Envelope DIY (No Sew + FREE template) ♥ Fleece Fun

This Felt Valentine Envelope DIY (No Sew + FREE template) is versatile. Use it as a tree decoration, a garland or strewn about your centerpiece. They can serve as functioning envelopes or can be just for decor – it’s your choice! While I’ve used felt in this tutorial – the envelope pattern will work with cardstock – but I don’t think it will look as cute!

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For this project you will need:

Fleece Fun’s free files ( available by using the form at the end of the post)

A Sheet of red and pink felt (preferably wool blend – I love this place for felt)

HTV in white

A 12 by 12 sheet of cardstock

Light Grip Mat

Glue Gun

Glue sticks

Felt Valentine Envelope DIY (No Sew + FREE template) Instructions:

Step 1 – Gather your Envelope materials and cut out the pattern

Once you have all of you materials and tools gathered, load the free files (available by filling out the form below) into Cricut Design Space.

If using felt like me, lay it on a Fabric Grip Mat, and make sure the rotary blade is properly mounted into the Cricut Maker.

Cut out the felt envelope, heart and stamp.

Cut multiple at a time to make a bunch.

Also cut different colors so you can mix and match the look. Remove the elements from the mat and set aside.

Switch out the the fine point blade.

Using the light grip mat, and a sheet of cardstock cut out the rectangles.

Remove from mat and set aside.

Finally cut out the wording elements from (be sure the MIRROR it!!!)

Weed the Vinyl and set aside.

Step 2- Set the Creases in the felt Valentine Envelope

Set the MiniPress to a “2” and iron out any creases in the fabric.

Take one of the cards – this will serve as a template for the folds on the felt envelope. Center it on the envelope cut out.

Take the right side panel and fold it towards the center, using the edge of the card as the fold point. Iron along the edge to make a crease.

Repeat this process on the left side – the two side should meet in the center.

Now fold up the bottom and iron a crease along the fold.

Finally fold down the top to complete the valentine envelope and iron a crease along the top edge, using the card as a guide.

Step 3- Iron on the wording in HTV

Now that all the creases are in the envelope we can use them to help place the HTV. I like to place the elements as shown – the stamp in the top right, the xoxo, on the top left. The “Love is in the air mail” on the bottom left corner and the “to” in the center. Mind that the “Sealed with a kiss” needs to be upside down ( so when it’s folded over it will be right side up).

Iron on all of the elements and remove the backing.

Step 4- Finish the felt envelope

Now that we have the creases set and the HTV on it’s time to complete the envelope. The envelope can be functional or purely decoration. It’s up to you and how you glue it together.