Pocket Gift Card Holder

Hi everyone, today I shared a tutorial showing you how to make these Pocket Gift Card Holders.

This is a great way to send a gift card and card altogether.

This is my last Christmas project for 2019! I’ve made over 15 projects and have loved every one of them. You can find all of my projects in the playlist below.

Every year I give out some gift cards for family and friends, and I wanted a way to fancy them up a bit.

Inside the pocket is a small 4″ x 4″ Christmas card and a holder for you to place the gift card on.

I used the First Edition “Jolly Holidays” papers again. I loved this pack and used it for so many of this years Christmas crafting.

Below is my Pinterest board showing you all the projects I’ve made using these papers.

First Edition – Jolly Holidays Projects

 

To make these you will need…

1 piece of 6″ x 12″ cardstock for the main card, score along the 12″ side at 3″ & 9″

1 piece of 5.3/4 x 5.3/4 pattern paper to mat the inside.

2-4 pieces of 2.3/4 x 5.3/4 pattern paper for the 4 triangle sides. If you’re using directional paper then you need 4 pieces.

1 piece of 3″ x 6″ cardstock for the pocket, you need to shave a sliver off the length as I show in the tutorial.

1 piece of 2.3/4 x 5.3/4 pattern paper to mat on the pocket.

1 piece of 4″ x 8″ score along the 8″ side at 4″ or a pre-made 4″ x 4″ card base.

1 piece of 3.3/4 x 3.3/4 pattern paper to mat on the 4″ x 4″ mini card.

1 piece of 2.3/4 x 4.1/2 cardstock to hold your gift card.

2  pieces of 2.1/2 x 4.1/4 pattern paper to mat the front and back of the gift card holder.

1″ circle punch for the tab on the gift card holder.

Check out my full tutorial below to see how I made them.

So that’s it, my last Christmas project made!

Now it’s time to sit back and enjoy the run up to Christmas and spend time with family and friends.

I’m looking forward to creating with all my new papers and embellishments and working on some fun new ideas for 2019!

Merry Christmas everyone and thank you for all of your wonderful comments and sharing your versions of my projects over on Mixed Up Crafters Facebook page.

Happy crafting

Sam

xoxo