So since I'm tucked in I thought I would show you another project from my Holly Jolly Stamp Camp. It is a Present Gift Card Holder. I made a similar one last year, but never showed it on my blog. This time I did the inside differently. The FREE tutorial follows the recipe.
If you look at the two card holders in the picture below, you will see that one is taller than the other. They are both cut EXACTLY the same. The only difference is how high the present top is adhered on the back of the bottom (card base). The higher it is placed, the taller the present will be. I like the shorter one, but I wanted to show both options.
Both the Tag Til Christmas and Gifted stamp sets as well as the Jolly Holiday DSP are part of the Holiday Bundles sets that are 20% off through today only, so be sure to check them out!
PRESENT GIFT CARD HOLDER SUPPLIES:
- Stamp Sets – Tags til Christmas (W#120847, $30.95, C#121169 $22.95), Gifted (W#116982 $27.95, C#120480 $19.95), Tree Trimmings (#116722, $14.95), Seasonal Sentiments (W#120824 $15.95, C#121130 $11.95)
- Card Stock – Cherry Cobbler, Old Olive, Whisper White, Jolly Holiday DSP
- Ink – Cherry Cobbler, Old Olive, Daffodil Delight, Early Espresso Classic & Markers
- Punches – 1" Circle (#119868, $10.95), 1-1/4" Circle (#119861, $15.95), 1-3/4" x 7/8" (Large) Oval, (#119855, $15.95), 1-3/8" x 5/8" (Small) Oval (#119863, $15.95)
- Ribbon – 1/2" Cherry Cobbler Seam Binding (#120992, $6.95), Gold Elastic Cord (retired)
- Accessories – Glimmer Brights Brads (#121006, $4.95), Sticky Strip (#104294, $6.95), Velcro Dots (cut in half)
- Tools – Paper Piercer & Mat, Paper Trimmer/Scorer
- Cut card stock to 4" x 11". Score in the landscape position at 4", 5.5" and 7".
- Fold each score line as follows: Valley fold on the 4" score. Mountain fold on the 5.5" fold. Valley fold on the 7" score.
- Sticky strip the two undersides of the mountain fold together. Fold to form your 4" x 4" "present bottom" card base with the "flap" on the inside of you card.
- For the "present top", cut card stock to 3" x 4-1/4". In the portrait position, score at 1-1/2" and fold. Adhere the inside of the "top" to the upper back of the present "bottom" (fold is at the bottom of the card base) with Sticky Strip. As stated above, where you adhere the "top" determines how tall your present is.
- Apply DSP on the inside top, adjusting the height of the DSP to cover the entire top including the present top.
- Apply Sticky Strip to the short sides of the top side of the inside "flap" and adhere it up on the top inside to form the pocket for the gift card.
- To make the Bow Loops, punch a Small Oval Punch out of card stock. With the Large Oval Punch, punch around the Small Oval hole in the card stock. This results in one loop. Repeat four or five more times. Overlap the loops and glue together before adhering on the present "top.
- Stamp and embellish the rest of the gift card holder as shown.
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteI'm new to your blog, I saw this posted on Facebook by Splitcoast. I don't usually comment on people's blogs, but I HAD to stop by and say thank you for posting not only these great gift card holders but the instructions too. This is perfect for all the gift cards we put in our tree on xmas eve. THANK YOU
Kealey
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteI don't usually post on people's blogs and I saw these on FB through SC and HAD to post on your blog. I LOVE these and wanted to stop by and say thank you. I'm totally casing these and using them to put gc in our xmas tree this year. Thank you
Cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for posting. I needed two gift card wraps and these are perfect.
ReplyDeleteLOVE it! Need to quickly "whip" one up tomorrow for my son's teacher!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Wonderful instructions - thank you! Love this.
ReplyDeleteI also came from SC, your work is so good. Can't wait to check your blog out!
ReplyDeleteMarie, Thanks again for posting these. I made some today. http://stampnpiece.blogspot.com/2010/12/gift-card-box.html
ReplyDeleteI had to try this one. The bow on top really rocks. When I got finished, I just wanted to sit and look at it. Sooooo neat. thks for the inspiration Marie.
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog and love it. You are very talented and creative!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great project and the directions!
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