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I'm also going to make another tutorial today on how to make one of those journal writers one of the bees blogged about recently so that you can write straight on the face of an envelope without having to draw lines, and erase once you're done.
Sorry! I forgot to add that part! :)
-Laura
The link to your blog isn't working! I really wanted to see your templates. 
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I also did DIY envelope liners. It's a great way to get that pricey look, without forking over big $$ for expensive envelopes. I recommend it to all brides, it's one of the easiest DIY projects.
http://weddingbycolor.com/clbowe
I'm really on the fence about whether I need these or not, but thanks for the DIY tips!
I'm using vellum with a cool design laserjetted on it. I thought paper would be too heavy for a liner, and I didn't want to up the postage! I just took apart one of my envelopes, traced it, and voila!
That is so weird, I tested the link when I posted this!
Here is the link to my blog: here
http://artsybride.wordpress.com/
The template is under the envelope/liner post.
Great minds think alike. I've hade envelope templates and favor box templates saved on my computer for years with the intention to make my own. Love your inpiration teasers on your blog by the way. Has kind of the feeling I'm going for. Will you be posting on weddingbee for all of those idea productions as well? Loved to follow.
@MissPopcorn
I'm glad you like my teasers! I do plan on posting my projects on weddingbee when I blog about them. You can also subscribe to my blog if you have one and it will give you an immediate update any time I post. :) I'm complimented that you like my ideas. :)
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So I am cheap and didn't want to buy the template from Papersource... so I just made my own!
I made a tutorial and templates for A2 and A7 sizes. They're on my blog if you want to check them out! my blog
If you don't want to check it out, I'll just post a pic of one I made with a cute subtle damask pattern on it!
Another idea if you don't want to do the liner separately is just printing on both sides of a piece of paper and tracing my template onto it, and putting the envelope together that way. Instant liner!! Woohoo!!