How to make Super Fast Folded 3 Pocket Page Envelopes | Easy Origami Envelope Tutorial

 

To make a paper envelope with three sections, you can follow these steps:

Materials you'll need:

A rectangular sheet of paper (letter size or A4)

Scissors

Glue or double-sided tape (optional)

Step 1: Prepare the paper

Take the rectangular sheet of paper and place it in a landscape orientation (long edge horizontal). This will be the base for your envelope.

Step 2: Fold the bottom edge

Fold the bottom edge of the paper up towards the top edge, leaving a small gap at the top. The height of this fold will determine the size of your envelope's sections, so adjust it according to your preference. Crease the fold firmly.

Step 3: Fold the top edge

Fold the top edge of the paper downwards, aligning it with the bottom edge fold you made in the previous step. This will create the first section of the envelope. Crease the fold firmly.

Step 4: Fold the middle section

Fold the middle section of the paper in half, bringing the bottom edge up to meet the bottom of the top section fold. Crease the fold firmly.

Step 5: Open up the middle section

Open up the fold you made in the middle section. This will create a pocket-like space in the middle of the envelope.

Step 6: Fold the side flaps

Take the left edge of the paper and fold it towards the center, aligning it with the center crease. Crease the fold firmly. Repeat this step for the right edge of the paper as well.

Step 7: Secure the side flaps (optional)

If you want to ensure the side flaps stay in place, you can add a small amount of glue or use double-sided tape on the inner side of each flap. This will help keep the envelope closed and the contents secure.

Step 8: Finish the envelope

Fold the bottom section of the envelope up, aligning it with the bottom of the middle section. This will complete the third section of the envelope. Crease the fold firmly.

Your paper envelope with three sections is now ready! You can use it to store notes, cards, or small items. Decorate the envelope as desired with drawings, stickers, or other embellishments to make it more personalized.