I cut the envelope from a piece of purple cardstock.
The base of the card is just a 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" piece of purple cardstock and a 4" x 5 1/4" piece of patterned paper.
After folding on all of the score lines on the envelope, I added some narrow Scor-Tape to the side tabs.
I then cut the sentiment twice -- once in purple and once in shimmery white. I had run the scraps of cardstock through my Xyron machine prior to cutting so that I could adhere them easily.
I used Scor-Tape on the back of the envelope for good adhesion to the card.
I adhered the envelope at the bottom of the card and layered the two sentiments at the top -- on an angle.
To hold the flap closed, I cut a strip of Velcro . . .
. . . and placed it behind the daisy. I closed the flap to place the second piece on the envelope. I trimmed the portion that was above the opening.
I then added a few sequins and inserted the gift card.
Here again is my completed card.
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dies used to create card:
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the daisy envelope die makes a really nice gift card holder Lois - thanks for sharing a creative idea with us for our Throwback July event
ReplyDeleteLove the gift card holder so cute and I always need them for nieces and nephews!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very nice gift card holder!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!It looks beautiful
ReplyDeleteGreat card - quick but looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuch an elegant card! The gift card holder is so pretty and delicate! It looks amazing on the front of your card!
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