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Saturday, March 19, 2016
Instructions - Bottom Tab Gift Card Holder
Card Base
Cut base cardstock 4-1/4 x 10-3/4 inches
Score at 3-3/4 and again at 9 inches
Card Base - Top
Place the larger scored section in an envelope punch board at 1 inch
Punch
Flip over & place it again at 1 inch
Punch
This creates the closure for the gift card holder
Card Base
Fold
You can either choose to close the gift card holder with the middle tab - or the 2 end ones
I chose the middle for this example
Accent Pieces
Top Section
Cut White 3-1/4 x 4 inches
Cut Yellow 3 x 3-3/4 inches
Cut White 2-3/4 x 3-1/2 inches
Bottom
Cut White 1-1/2 x 4 inches
Cut Yellow 1-1/4 x 3-3/4 inches
Cut White 1 x 3-1/2 inches
Side Closures
If you would like you can cut 1-1/4 inch circles to secure the bottom section together
Score them down the middle
Adhere with Scor-Tape
For a final example - see the pink card at the bottom
Attached Pocket
Cut a coordinating piece of cardstock 3-7/8 x 6-1/4 inches
Score at 1/2 and again at 4-3/4
Attached Pocket
Place the larger scored section in an envelope punch board at 1 inch
Punch
Flip over & place it again at 1 inch
Punch
This creates decorated edge for the attached pocket
Attached Pocket
Fold in a zig zag pattern
Emboss the top & bottom separately - I did the card & the pocket
TIP: Doing them separately will give you a same direction pattern
TIP: Do the large one first - because when you run it through a second time - the large side gets smooshed & you will not see the smooshed side because it is inside of the pocket
Assemble
Card
Using 1/4 inch Scor-Tape (or some other very strong adhesive) tape the smaller end - right & left edges together to create a pocket
TIP: If you choose to add the circles on the outside instead - you do not need to perform this step
Pocket
Using 1/4 inch Scor-Tape, tape the larger end - right & left edges together to create a pocket
Secure
On the small edge - run a piece of Scor-Tape along the crease
TIP: Larger tape is fine - just make sure you are next to the crease - not the outside edge
TIP: Place a piece of white on the pocket to allow for a stamped sentiment or a personal hand-written message
Assemble
Lay your pocket down centered (tape side up), Scor-Tape showing (do not bend it) and snug up against the crease of the top fold
Close the top flap
The top fold will lay exactly on the tape causing the little pocket to lift when opened
Tuck the pocket inside the bottom flap
Removable Pocket
Cut
Cut a coordinating piece of cardstock 3-1/4 x 5-3/4 inches
Score at 1-3/4
Punch
Place the smaller scored section in an envelope punch board at 1 inch
Flip over & place it again at 1 inch
Punch
This creates decorated edge for the removable pocket
Removable Pocket
Emboss
Emboss the top & bottom separately - I did the card & the pocket
TIP: Doing them separately will give you a same direction pattern
TIP: Do the large one first - because when you run it through a second time - the large side gets smooshed & you will not see the smooshed side because it is inside of the pocket
Secure
Using 1/4 inch Scor-Tape (or some other very strong adhesive) tape the smaller end right & left edges together to create a pocket
Removable Pocket
Cut corners to create a tag with a decorative die or scissors
TIP: Die is cut side up with only a portion of the paper under the cutting edge
TIP: You may want to do this part before embossing the tag - the backside of the die smooshed part of the embossed area
Removable Pocket
Staple /add ribbon to create a pull for the tag
TIP: Place a piece of white on the card to allow for a stamped sentiment or a personal hand-written message
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