This is a fun challenge! Create a custom gift card holder and show us. I turned a basic greeting card into a gift card holder. Take any greeting card you have made that has a center focal image. This card used the scallop rectangle shape. It is the perfect size for hiding a gift card behind it. Any shape larger than 2 x 3.5” will work. Tie a simple ribbon around the gift card - this will act as a slide. Then create a card envelope or use the gift card envelope that come with the gift card. Attach the gift card envelope to the back of the rectangle scallop shape. Adhere that entire assembled focal point to the card front. EASY! Watch a quick how to reel on my instagram @i.heart.stamps

Play along with us this week. More inspiration can be found on the TGIF Challenges Blog. Happy Stamping.

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Hello again! Welcome to another Crafty Festival Of Christmas blog hop. A refresher … I am making and sharing holiday projects every Friday until Christmas in an event my friends and I are calling the ‘CRAFTY Festival of Christmas’. Every week we will feature a different theme.

Check out our previous hops:

Snarky or Snowy cards
Fancy fold or Mass production projects
This week our theme is Gift card holders or tags

I' love decorating gifts and this year and I tagging all those gifts with a little ornament. I like how it pushes the gift a little bit farther.

My mantra this season: Simple, Simple, SIMPLE! Simple is key. It doesn’t take much to add a little handmade flair to those gifts. My Christmas crafting in general is very simple because it is such a busy time of year.

These candy cane ornaments have been dressed up with a few stamped images from the Winter Gifts stamp set and sparkly enamel dots. Easy peasy!

This next set of simple tags incorporates a few craft store goodies (tiny ornaments and plastic fir sprigs). These have been hot glued onto super thick white card stock. The card stock has been punched into a tag shape and stamped with a simple ”to: from:” sentiment. I made a dozen or so of these and have them at the ready to attached to any gift. The generic color scheme makes this easy to coordinate.

I also made a few more gift card holders. Again, simple is key. These gift card holders are folded from wood paper and have a tiny bottle brush tree tied to the plaid belly band. The belly band slides on and off the gift card holder easily.

The gift card holder paper measurement is 3” x 6”. I have scored at 1.75” and 4.25”. These are roll folded. Then, with a hobby blade, I added a few slots on the interior to hold the gift card.

Thanks for visiting and have a great week! The full blog link up can be found below.

Blog Roll:
Tania Cordie
Tanya Boser

Charlet Mallett. (YOU ARE HERE)
Linda Van Wely
Lynnea Hollendonner

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