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Envelope & Letter Folds

The majority of these letterfolds are from Envelope and Letterfolding and the Envelope and Letterfold Association. If you have a model that you would like to share, or if you see your model here and would like it removed, please Contact Us. Diagrams are intended for personal use. Copyright of the models lie with the origami creators and designers. Please contact the designer and/or creator directly for non-private usage of a model and/or artwork.

Letter Folds

Letterfolds are the folds you make so that the contents of a letter cannot be seen. The simplest letterfold is to fold a sheet in half. A common letterfold is to fold a sheet into thirds so that it fits into a standard-size envelope. However, there are other clever ways to fold a letter to give it a touch of charm.

Basic Letterfold
Billy’s Love Letter
Box-Lock Letterfold
Daisy Letterfold
Double-Card-Heart
DS Letterfold
Fern Letterfold
Florentine Letterfold
Japanese Heart Letterfold
K-Letterfold
Layered Letterfold
Layered Letterfolds Variations
Letter 2
Our Envelope Letterfold
Traditional Letter
Lockless Letterfold
Lockless Letter Jora

Lockless Letter Rever
Lockless Letter Zuckerhut
Lockless Pen Letterfold
Lockless Tulip & Leaf Letterfold
Lucky Letterfold
M-Letterfold
Nabil Heart
NB Letterfold
No Name 1
No Name 2
Pocketbook Letterfold
Sealed with a Kiss: 1, 2,pic
Sweetheart Letterfold
Square Letterfold
Tree in Winter (N Robinson)
Valentine Letterfold
W-Letterfold
XXXe



Envelope Folds

An envelope fold is when you take paper and fold it into an envelope. This is exactly what people did before envelopes were commercially available. Back then, people would write a letter, fold it into the shape of an envelope, and send it. The letter and the envelope was one and the same.

Letterfolds and envelope folds are similar; the difference being that envelope folds tend to be more like “containers” whereas letterfolds tend to be like folded paper.

A4 Envelope
Anchor Envelope
Bar Envelope
Box-Pleated Envelope
Butterfly Envelope
Cormetic Envelope
Crane Envelope
Cross Envelope
Disc Envelope
Double-Lock Envelope
E-mail
Envelope
Frog Envelope
Gift Envelope
Harlequin Envelope
Hawk Envelope

Kenton Envelope
Oblique Envelope Fold
Pepi Envelope Fold
Pepi-Love Envelope Fold
Red Envelope
Ribboned Envelope
Sack Envelope
Simple Envelope
Single-Lock Envelope
Snail Mail
T-Flap Envelope
Trap Envelope
Two-By-OneEnvelope
Valentine Envelope
V-Envelope
Wallet Envelope




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