Pinwheel Treat Envelope with Video Tutorial

Today’s project is a super quick and easy pinwheel treat envelope that can easily be adapted to different sizes!

This is a handmade treat envelope craft project in the design of a pinwheel.  You can get 6 treat envelopes out one sheet of Stampin' Up! designer series paper.

Here’s a look at the inside:

This is a handmade treat envelope craft project in the design of a pinwheel.  You can get 6 treat envelopes out one sheet of Stampin' Up! designer series paper.

This project is easy to make multiples of as well – win-win! You can either make 6 out of 1 sheet of Designer Series Paper (if you use both sides for 1 envelope) or 12 out of 2 sheets of Designer Series Paper. Here’s my video tutorial:

And here’s the template I shared during the video:

This is a template the Paper Pixie created to assist you in making the pinwheel treat envelope.

Thank you so much for stopping by today! If you missed my Facebook Live on Wednesday this week, I’ve uploaded a shortened version of the video to my YouTube Channel, so be sure to check it out. I hope you have a wonderful & blessed day!

Measurements:
  • Painted Autumn DSP – Cut 2 pieces measuring 2″ x 6″
    • Score along the long side at 2″ and 4″
Supplies (click on any product to shop online):

All you need are stamps, ink, and a little Paper Pixie!

Love this project? Save or share it.

Pin, print, or pass it along to a crafty friend!

Free download

Get my Shadow Box Worksheet

Join my email list and it’s yours, free.

Send me the worksheet

10 comments

  1. Thank you for the ratio. I used this to make a 4” x4” envelope to gift hankies in. It worked well. A cute idea.

    Reply
  2. Love this project. Efficient use of materials and a fun little package for when I share treats with friends, TFS,

    Reply
  3. Super cute and always wonderfully easy to recreate!! Thanks so much for sharing! 🙂

    Reply
  4. Sweet and quick but……….
    If you screw up like I did and glue the angles in the opposite direction you can remedy it
    by closing clockwise instead of counter clockwise.

    Reply
  5. I love this lil project so simple and effective
    Love watching ur videos

    Reply

Leave a comment

Don't want to miss a thing? Join my email list and get my free Shadow Box Worksheet!