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How To Make Cash Stuffing Saving Mini Envelopes Tutorial

April 3, 2023 By Pootles

3 Apr

How To Make Cash Stuffing Saving Mini Envelopes Tutorial – #1 Stampin’ Up! UK Demonstrator Pootles

Does anyone else do cash stuffing? It’s a ‘big thing’ right now as a means of saving spare money, but without noticing it, and I thought I’d share a way to make your own little envelopes.

Forever ago, I used to have cash in envelopes for paying various things – milkman, after school club, pocket money etc – but as the internet and online banking/payments evolved, I stopped doing that.

And many decades ago, my late Nanna did similar!

But it’s a great way to set aside a little money each week or month, and almost forget to remember you have it.

***Oh and before I forget, it takes me 2 more videos before I realise why my number 3 doesn’t look quite right….

And while these little envelopes are designed specifically with a savings method in mind, they’d actually work very well for leaving tips, or putting your own handmade vouchers inside (I mention a year’s worth of babysitting as a gift – I’ll take that!).

I have 3 parts to this ‘series’ so to speak. You’ll see all 3 videos this week, and I hope you find them useful.

So, do you do cash stuffing or money savings challenges?

Ideas could be

  • £20 a month for 12 months = £240
  • £1 a day for a year = £365
  • £5 a week for 52 weeks = £260
  • Or perhaps, add money to a ‘birthday’ wallet each month to save up a cash gift for a child or grand child?

Anyway, let’s get into the how to make aspect of this, and if you do cash stuffing, I hope you find this useful!

  • Paper – 4 x 7″ (9.5 x 17.5cm) And you can get 4 from a sheet of 12×12 paper
  • Score on the LONG side at 3, 6″ (7.5, 15cm)
  • Score on the SHORT side at 0.5, 3.5″ (1, 8.5cm)
  • Finished envelopes are 3×3″ (7.5 x 7.5cm)

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  1. Elisabeth says

    April 3, 2023 at 9:02 am

    Love this idea. Thanks so much fot the video.

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  2. Polly Gab says

    April 3, 2023 at 2:23 pm

    Cute idea, I’ve not heard of this type of saving, but it’s a good idea. I LOVE it that it took you a good while before you realized about the number 3! Sometimes our eyes just don’t see things clearly sometimes! Still love it. Thanks for sharing.

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  3. Jan Eidsmo says

    April 3, 2023 at 3:06 pm

    How do you make the box for the envelopes. It’s a great idea for kids to save also

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  4. Vigdis says

    April 4, 2023 at 6:10 am

    Thanks for the idea. This was so fun looking forward to the box on Wednesday

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