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Christmas Gift Card Holder

November 14, 2019

Today’s fancy fold creates a gift card holder which is standard card size for mailing.  I watched a video by Lynn Dunn to get the idea of how this is created.  Since Lynn is an American, I changed up the sizes so that it would be perfect for a standard metric card.  I used Pretty Peacock card for my card base and the gorgeous Brightly Gleaming Designer Series Paper to decorate the front panel and the front of the gift card pocket. I cut Pretty Peacock card using one of the Christmas Layers Dies and attached it across the top of Whisper White card.  I stamped the bauble image from the Christmas Gleaming stamp set onto Whisper White card using Delicata Celestial Copper ink.  I punched out the bauble using the co-ordinating Gleaming Ornaments Punch and attached it to the Whisper White panel.  I punched Copper Foil card using the same punch and embossed the bauble using the Hammered Metal 3D Embossing Folder.  The bauble is attached to the card front using dimensionals.  I stamped the greeting from the Christmas Gleaming stamp set onto Whisper White card using the Delicata Celestial Copper ink and punched it out using the Classic Label Punch.  Once punched, I trimmed away the remaining Whisper White card and attached the greeting to the card front using Mini Dimensionals.

To decorate the inside of the Gift Card Holder, I stamped the greeting from the So Many Stars stamp set onto Whisper White card using Pretty Peacock ink.

I can’t believe that this is the first time I have used this gorgeous Christmas Gleaming Specialty Designer Series paper, but I’m sure it won’t be the last time.  I love how this looks just like a normal card but when you open it, you have the extra little pocket for the gift card.

So, would you like to create this Gift Card Holder you can find the instructions on my Free Tutorials page or download my instructions here.

Bye for now,

Kris

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