Lace Envelope Liners

from $375.00

A delicate lace liner designed to bring texture and an unexpected detail to your invitation envelopes. Each liner is made to order in my studio.

Details
• Handmade to order
• Pre-cut to fit Euro-flap envelopes
• Paper colour: Oat
• Envelopes and adhesive are not included
• Please allow up to 3 weeks for production before shipping

Sizing and Compatibility
A7 — Fits 5.25 × 7.25 in envelopes
A7.5 — Fits 5.5 × 7.5 in envelopes
A9 — Fits 5.75 × 8.75 in envelopes

These liners are designed for Euro-flap envelopes in the selected size. As envelope flap shapes can vary between manufacturers, I recommend ordering a sample to check the fit before purchasing a full set.

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A delicate lace liner designed to bring texture and an unexpected detail to your invitation envelopes. Each liner is made to order in my studio.

Details
• Handmade to order
• Pre-cut to fit Euro-flap envelopes
• Paper colour: Oat
• Envelopes and adhesive are not included
• Please allow up to 3 weeks for production before shipping

Sizing and Compatibility
A7 — Fits 5.25 × 7.25 in envelopes
A7.5 — Fits 5.5 × 7.5 in envelopes
A9 — Fits 5.75 × 8.75 in envelopes

These liners are designed for Euro-flap envelopes in the selected size. As envelope flap shapes can vary between manufacturers, I recommend ordering a sample to check the fit before purchasing a full set.

How to install

Your liners arrive pre-cut and ready to install. They are left uncreased so you can create the fold once the liner is positioned correctly inside your envelope.

Place the liner inside the envelope and position it just below the envelope’s adhesive strip. Make sure the adhesive strip remains fully exposed.

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Hold the liner in position and gently close the envelope flap. Press along the fold to create a crease in the liner that aligns naturally with your envelope.

2

Open the envelope flap and apply a strip of double-sided adhesive using a tape runner to the back of the liner flap. Gently press the liner into place and allow the adhesive to set before closing the envelope.

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A little note

The lace should not cover the envelope’s adhesive strip. Keeping the strip exposed allows the envelope to be sealed normally. There is no need to adhere the entire liner; securing the flap only allows it to move naturally when the envelope is opened and closed.