Easy Gift Card Holder

Yep . . .I'm still on the Envelope Punch Board kick . . . I created a super easy, super cute gift card holder and decided to do a tutorial on it. . .so here ya go!

Supplies Needed:
Envelope Punch Board
Score Board
One piece of 4 1/2" x 6 1/2" cardstock
1 piece of 4 1/2" x 1 1/4" cardstock
Stamps, Ribbon, etc. . .

Step 1:
With the 4 1/2" side at the top of the board, line up the left edge at 3 1/4" and punch.

Step 2:

Flip the cardstock over right to left and repeat Step 1.

Step 3:

Score 1 1/4" from the bottom.

Step 4:

Fold along the scored line and adhere.

** Important Note: Be sure to apply adhesive only to the left & right sides so your gift card has a pocket**

Step 5:

Bring the top piece down and tuck the tab behind the bottom panel.

Step 6:

Use a scoring tool to create a nice crease.

Step 7:

Open the gift card holder and adhere the 4 1/2" x 1 1/4" piece of cardstock to the front bottom panel.

Step 8:

Embellish as desired . . and Viola!  You have a gift card holder.

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Couldn't Resist Another Cupcake Stamp

Really . . . can one ever have to many cupcake stamps??  I think not . . .so I picked up a super cute stamp set by Prima that not only has a cupcake, but a bunch of coffee related stamps as well.  (Which is another image that's my favorite to use).

On a side note. . . I almost named my blog "Cupcakes & Coffee Cups" . . .but realized that there's nothing to obvious about being a crafty type of blog . . . .

Anywho . . . here's a card I created using the Coffee Break Cling Stamp Set by Prima and a sentiment from Tim Holtz' Simple Sayings Set, which was stamped on a piece of cardstock die cut using one of the (many) fabu dies in the Custom Panels set from Avery Elle:

Pretty quick . . . pretty simple . .. but I'm happy with how it turned out.

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