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Can I use tape instead of glue?

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Yes, you can!

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What is an easy way for kids to make an envelope?

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If you fold a paper in half hamburger style, then secure the sides with glue or tape, keeping the top open, you can put the item inside and then fold a flap with the excess paper to close it. Seal with tape, glue, or a sticker.

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How do I make different envelopes?

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See the wikiHow article on how to make an envelope for details.

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Can I use a glue stick?

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You could, although it may not be the strongest adhesive for this project. Liquid glue or tape would be better.

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Can I use a piece of A4 paper for this?

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Yes, A4 paper would be fine.

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How long would it take to dry?

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It really depends on where you live and what the climate is like, but it will generally take 30 minutes to an hour for Elmer's glue to dry.

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Can I use origami paper instead of A4 paper?

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Yes, if your card is small enough. Your card has to be small enough to fit in the middle of your piece of paper, with a fair amount of paper left on the sides to fold over.

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Could you do this with a letter?

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Yes. The measurements might be different, but you could still do it.

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