Showing posts with label September spotlight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label September spotlight. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Gift Card Holder

Hello KBD friends, for today's project I've decided to make a gift card holder by hand. It's really simple to do and can be so much nicer then the plan envelopes they give you in the store.





First I took a piece of scrap cardstock I had and            Placing an old gift card that I had lying             cut it down to 4" x 7". Next I scored it at 3" then          around I marked where I wanted the cuts that   again at 3" from that score line.                                     would hold the card in place. I used an xacto                                                                                             knife and metal ruler to cut these slits. I then                                                                                           used my PPP stitched borders to the top fold                                                                                             over a little more fancy.



                                                                                       










 Finally I folded my fancy edge down and marked where I wanted my half moon to go to help keep the holder shut. My half moon is not perfect drew and cut this by hand using an xacto knife. I know they make punches for this kind of tab but I don't have one, if you have one feel free to use yours!


Now on to the fun part, decorating!


Materials used: 

Kitty Bee Designs - Super star bunny
Lawn Fawn - Tiny tag sayings
My favorite things - Tri peek-a-boo win
Pretty pink posh - Stitched borders 2, iridescent mini star sequins
Nuvo crystal drops - bright gold
Seed beads
Ranger - enamel accents black
Snow marker

Copics used:

C5, C3, C1, C0, R20, R11



















Thanks for stopping by! I hope this easy tutorial was useful.

Happy Crafting!

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