Envelope maker and a method of using
OwnerNicholas K. Romer, Christine L. Waydickinventors
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Abstract
An envelope maker made of two pieces, a template which is used as a guide to dimension paper to the correct size and having a central cut out portion to position a second piece, called the center piece, with respect to the paper. The center piece is left on the paper while the template is removed. The center piece is then used as a guide to fold the paper into an envelope, and adhesive is applied to secure the folded parts of the paper in an envelope shape.
Claims2
An envelope maker for making an envelope from paper consisting of two pieces, a first piece formed in the shape of a square with one of the corners removed to form five side edges and five corners, a second piece shaped as a rectangle, said five side edges of said first piece providing means for determining the exact size of paper necessary to form an envelope, said first piece having a portion removed from the interior of said first piece, forming a rectangular cutout slightly larger than the outer dimensions of said second piece, said cutout providing means for positioning said second piece, and said second piece being means to guide folding of said paper into an envelope.
A method of making an envelope comprising, selecting a material from which said envelope will be made, said material having a vertical axis, placing a first piece having five side edges and five corners and a cut out center portion on top of said material, removing or folding all portions of said material that extend beyond the edges of said first piece, placing a rectangular second piece into said cut out center portion in said first piece with the longitudinal axis of said second piece at an angle to the vertical axis of said material, removing said first piece and leaving said second piece on said material, then folding said material using said second piece as a guide to form an envelope.
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