Thank You Insert Card for Cricut Joy

It is so nice to be able to whip out a card whenever you need one—even at the last minute—but still make it something special. Insert cards are perfect for this. This is a quick Thank You insert card that I made with my Cricut Joy and card mat. This is actually one of the first insert cards I ever designed, and now it’s available on Design Space!

The finished card is 4.25 x 5.5 inches. I used Cricut's insert card kits, but you can also cut a piece of cardstock to 8.5 x 5.5 inches and fold in half. The insert piece is 4 x 5.25 inches.

Click on the image to go to the ready-to-cut project in Design Space.

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Free Envelope SVG for Cricut Joy Insert Cards

As much attention as I’ve been giving my new Silhouette, I’m still crafting with my Cricuts! It’s double the fun, hehe.

The Cricut Joy insert cards are one of my favorite projects. It’s great that they’re so quick and easy. Even so, I like to spend time on them making them more personalized.

One way you can add a little bit extra to your insert cards is to make a custom envelope! It’s fun to coordinate it to your card with your choice of papers and embellishments. It also uses up some of that paper you’ve been stashing away!

I created my own cut files to use, which I’m going to share with you because I like you. ;)

The FREE download I’ve prepared for you includes:

• envelope SVG sized for A2 Cricut Joy insert cards (4.25 x 5.5 inches)

• envelope liner SVG

• envelope liner printable PDF template—print directly on your paper and cut by hand; use with an existing envelope

• PDF instructions

Some tips: I like to use a sturdy paper, but not too heavy. I still want it easy to fold and mail if needed. Also for mailing, I prefer to use a plain paper for easier readability when going through the postal system. The liner works best with a lighter weight paper so you don’t add too much bulk to the inside or make it harder to fold. I probably wouldn’t add loose elements (like the paper branches that are sticking out in the image above) if I were planning to mail as well.

Oh, and obviously, you can use this with any A2 size card, not just Cricut Joy insert cards! And SVGs can be resized as well.

FYI, if you like the flower sticker in the image above, you might be interested to know that I’m working on a cute floral printable sticker sheet as part of my bonus content for April. Sign up for my newsletter if you haven’t already to gain access to that download and more when it’s ready!

Click on the button or image below to download the envelope files!

You’re free to use with any project, but please do not redistribute the original files directly, such as through a direct download on our own blog or social media. But that doesn’t mean don’t SHARE—I’d love if instead you sent your friends a link to this post so they can download as well!