Today’s post shares a fun Tree Angle gift card holder. Be sure to watch the video for detailed instructions and techniques.
As the holidays approach, we’re starting to shop for gifts for loved ones and friends. Gift cards rate as popular go-to items each year. I’m sharing a fun and festive way to present and send those gift cards. This card fits in one of Stampin’ Up!’s regular-size envelopes.
Basically, this Tree Angle Gift Card Holder card starts as a full-size card. Using the Stampin’ Trimmer, I cut a piece out of the front. It leaves a gate flap on the bottom.
Here’s a photo of the inside of the card.
You can see that the gift card slides into the front flap. The right side gives you space to write a message.
Here are the measurements for the different pieces of designer series paper used here. You can change up the design using the many different varieties of patterned paper offered by Stampin’ Up!
And, here is a YouTube video (a Facebook live replay) showing you step-by-step how to create this card. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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List of Products Used to Create this Card
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The medley offers a set of coordinating products. Use them as you like to create something unique to you. Add your own style or flair. Or look for inspiration from others. A refill is also available for $23.
Medley Contents
11-piece photopolymer stamp set (clear stamp blocks sold separately);
48 sheets of 6″ x 6″ Designer Series Paper, 8 each of 6 double-sided designs;
Very Vanilla 6″ x 6″ dry embossed sheets, 2 each of 3 designs;
die cuts with gold foil accents, 2 sheets each of 3 designs;
Night of Navy 1/2″ Frayed Grosgrain Ribbon, 10 yards;
Very Vanilla/gold 1/4″ Pleated Ribbon, 10 yards;
paper flowers, 20 each in 2 sizes;
12-piece Boho Indigo Dies
The stamp sentiments (A Bunch of Birthday Love to You, Thank You, Such Happy News, and Sorry You’re Feeling Blue), Designer Series Paper, and embossed sheets lend themselves well to a huge variety of designs and uses. Add your special touches with the ribbon included. Think about purchasing some Gold Foil Sheets to add fun accents to this medley. See this past post for other great card samples.
Cutting Directions
Misty Moonlight: one piece cut at 5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″ (for the base) and another piece cut at 8 1/2″ x 3 1/4″ scored at 4 1/4″ (this is the front flap). Also need a scrap to die cut a scallop circle for layering the sentiment.
Very Vanilla pre-embossed sheet included in the kit: one piece of your favorite design cut at 5 1/4″ x 4″
Very Vanilla card stock: 3 x 4 (for the inside) and a scrap for the sentiment (a circle cut from the Stitched Shapes)
Designer Series Paper of your choice from the medley: 3 x 4
Watch this video (a Facebook Live replay) to watch exactly how this card goes together.
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Here’s a gift card holder video and instructions using Stampin’ Up! Boho Indigo Product Medley.
I’m smitten with Stampin’ Up!’s Boho Indigo Product Medley. See this post where I show five cards I created with it. I also detail the products included in the medley. The last post centered around cards. This post shares a quick and easy gift card holder. It can also be used to gift cash! Be sure to watch the video below. It’s a replay of a Facebook Live I recorded on my Facebook business page.
How it Goes Together
Here are the details:
Any piece of card stock or Designer Series Paper cut to 8 1/2 inches x 3 1/2 inches. (I love that you can get three gift card holders from one 8 1/2 x 11 piece of card stock, with scraps to spare.)
On the long side, score the card stock at 2 1/2 inches and 6 1/2 inches.
Adhere Stampin’ Up!’s Tear and Tape to each side of the “bigger” section to make a pocket. Be sure to put the tape close to the edges so the gift card fits well.
Decorate the two front flaps with any Designer Series Paper cut to 3 1/4 inches x 1 3/4 inches and 3 1/4 inches by 2 1/4 inches.
Include a sentiment with your choice of greeting to suit your occasions. In my example, I used the birthday sentiment from the Boho Indigo set in conjunction with the Stitched Shapes (circle) and scallop from the Layering Circles Dies.
Adhere the sentiment to the front of the gift card holder. Make sure you only put adhesive on the top of the holder. (You don’t want to seal it shut!)
I used small, self-adhesive Velcro circles to keep the holder closed.
Gift Card Holder Video
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Please let me know if you have questions. Thanks for stopping by today.
A fun project featuring Stampin’ Up!’s brand-new Little Treat Box Dies.
It’s an exciting day! Stampin’ Up!’s August-December 2020 Mini Catalog is live! That means you can order from an awesome collection of paper crafting products. Look for new and exclusive items for Halloween, fall, Thanksgiving Christmas, winter, and more. From kits to suites and bundles and papers, this mini catalog (formerly the Holiday Catalog) offers a host of fun products.
Need a catalog? Send me an email or leave a comment on this post. I’ll get one in the mail to you!
Little Treat Box Dies
As a demonstrator, I had the opportunity to order early. What a hard decision! (Just get it all, right?) But, I’m always drawn to treat packets. They are fun to make and fun to give. Especially when you can add chocolate.
The treat pictured here is made with the Little Treat Box Dies. I selected this as one of my first purchases because:
It uses just one 6 x 6 piece of card stock.
The scores and cuts make it easy to assemble the box.
No adhesive is necessary. Just put it together.
The coordinating stamp set — Little Treats — contains images for Halloween, Christmas, weddings, general birthdays, and more. Very versatile and worth the investment.
It’s super cute!
I decorated the box with pieces of the Playing with Patterns Designer Series Paper (found in the 2020-2021 Annual Catalog), vellum, and ribbon.
Here are what the dies look like.
Here’s the stamp set. Buy the bundle for $53 and you save 10 percent.
Here’s another creation with a different color scheme and a different folding technique.
Earlier today, I did a Facebook Live showing how I this box goes together. I converted it to a YouTube video. Give it a watch.
Enjoy this Facebook live replay featuring 15 rubber stamp card samples.
Stampin’ Up!’s 2020-2021 Annual Catalog debuted in early June. Full of paper crafting products, it holds something for everyone who loves to create with rubber stamps, ink, and paper.
Team Card Swap
To showcase the products, my team, Kim’s Paper Krafters, participated in a recent card swap. What’s a card swap? Each participant commits to designing and making a card using Stampin’ Up! products. We create enough cards so every swapper gets one. We then exchange our creations. This is a great way to get a variety of samples to use for our own inspiration or to share great ideas with customers.
My team members amaze me with their creativity! It’s so fun to see the stamp sets people choose and the way in which they combine a range of elements. I hope you enjoy seeing this live view of our team’s creations. Please contact me if you need additional details about any of the cards you see! (See the details on my swap card here.)
Join My Team
Would you like an opportunity to participate in an event like this with other demonstrators? To become a part of Stampin’ Up! and Kim’s Paper Krafters, purchase Stampin’ Up!’s Starter Kit. For $99 + tax (shipping is free), choose $125 worth of any product. Yes, that’s anything you want up to $125. And, right now, you can add preorder items from the August-December 2020 Mini Catalog (formerly the Holiday Catalog).
You’re not required to host parties or workshops. Just enjoy your discount and have fun making something that means something with rubber stamps, ink, and paper.
Being a demonstrator helps you become part of a group of creative people who love to paper craft. It also gives you a chance to attend Stampin’ Up! events (online gatherings for now) and get inspiration from demonstrator-only Facebook groups.
Here’s a link to start the application process. Be sure to have your wish list ready as well as your social security number, and payment information. Please let me know if you have questions.
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