This week's challenge is to make a gift card holder for Kraftin Kimmie stamps. Click here to go to the challenge blog to read more of the deets and see what stamp is up for playing along this week. I used what I like to call the gift card 'classic'. This is the first style I learned and it is super easy. You take a piece of paper cut in a square or rectangle shape (cut it the same size as your card or close to it) and then cut it down the middle to make it into a triangle. You then put adhesive close to the edge of the paper on two sides of the triangle on the outside edges of the card leaving the inside adhesive free. This creates a pocket for you to slip a gift card or cash to help complete the card. I used Maxwell to decorate this card as it's for one of my nephews and Maxwell seems like such a cool dude.
I hope you get a chance to play along and have a great weekend!!
8 comments:
How cute, Andrea!! Such fun paper, and I love the buttons!
Very Sweet Card Andrea!!! Love that little Max!
Vicki
What a darling gift card holder! That little mouse is so stinkin' cute! :) TFS
This is just gorgeous Andrea, Maxwell looks great and I love the papers you used. Great ribbon too!!
Maxwell is perfect for this gift card holder....and hey, if you happen to have extra gc's, I know someone who would LOVE one!! Heehee!!
Great card Andrea! Love your colouring on this cutie... gonna have to get in to one of your classes again soon :)
oh wowwwww! Love your work!
I wanted to thank you for your comment and reading my story, very sweet! :)
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