Welcome to My Favorite Things February Release Countdown!
Day 5 begins with a unique way to present a gift card--a Gift Card Window and
Frame Die-namics and Gift Card Pouches. Since I have many friends and family
who frequent a popular coffee company, I knew that this card was going to be
the first one I'd make.
I started off by die cutting two of the larger rounded rectangles from Blueprints 31
from Latté card stock. The gift card window was cut from the top layer and the two
part sentiment was white embossed above and below the opening.
I recycled a Starbucks® coffee sleeve and adhered it to a take out cup that was lightly
ink distressed for a bit of dimension. Before I assembled the pouch and card, a rip strip
was cut on the back panel so the recipient will have an easy time removing the gift card.
After assembling the gift card in the pouch, I adhered the two panels, making sure
not to put any adhesive on the rip strip so it will tear away easily. Now I may be biased,
but I think this is the neatest gift card presentation, ever!
For more peeks at the new release, visit today's Countdown post at My Favorite
Things and don't forget to leave a comment there for a chance to win a $75 prize!
Thanks for stopping by today!
Day 5 begins with a unique way to present a gift card--a Gift Card Window and
Frame Die-namics and Gift Card Pouches. Since I have many friends and family
who frequent a popular coffee company, I knew that this card was going to be
the first one I'd make.
I started off by die cutting two of the larger rounded rectangles from Blueprints 31
from Latté card stock. The gift card window was cut from the top layer and the two
part sentiment was white embossed above and below the opening.
I recycled a Starbucks® coffee sleeve and adhered it to a take out cup that was lightly
ink distressed for a bit of dimension. Before I assembled the pouch and card, a rip strip
was cut on the back panel so the recipient will have an easy time removing the gift card.
After assembling the gift card in the pouch, I adhered the two panels, making sure
not to put any adhesive on the rip strip so it will tear away easily. Now I may be biased,
but I think this is the neatest gift card presentation, ever!
For more peeks at the new release, visit today's Countdown post at My Favorite
Things and don't forget to leave a comment there for a chance to win a $75 prize!
Thanks for stopping by today!
Super cute
ReplyDeleteSuch a neat card, I'd be impressed to receive a card this cute.
ReplyDeleteEEP! Love this!
ReplyDeleteGreat design!...and you're right, this gift card holder is the best ever! It's already on my wish list. tfs
ReplyDeleteWow what a fun project!
ReplyDeleteLove your gift card holder. Great job with the Starbuck's, too. And of course, the "Hawaii" makes it SO you. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous and I love the colour palette on this project.
ReplyDeleteVery cool combination of cup and gift card- let's go to Hawaii!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute and the zipper is genius
ReplyDeleteWonderful gift card presentation! Love the rip strip!
ReplyDeleteThat’s a wonderful gift-card card !
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I can't even with the new gift card release...fabulous!
ReplyDeleteyour card is stunning!
ReplyDeleteAmazing gift card!Thank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYES, this is the neatest gift card presentation, ever, Donna! You should send it to Howard Schultz or Starbucks Marketing Dept!! The soft sponging on the Latté card holder makes it look like leather and the paper cup with SB sleeve is just perfect! Hideko p.s. I love the SB Hawaii card too.
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