Gift Cards Holder

I was in gift card holder mode last night as I prepare for my kids' last day of school.  I found this idea on our demo share website to use the scallop envelope inside a long card to create 3 pockets for gift cards.  It's exactly what I needed...a spot for 3 gift cards :)  I created two different ones since one child has a male teacher and the other child has a female teacher.  Here are my creations :)

Now the kids just have to sign the insides.  They are perfect :)  They would be great to use as birthday cards, as well!

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Cardstock:  Female Version:  Peach Parfait, Pool Party,Very Vanilla, Everday Enchantment DSP; Male Version:  Chocolate Chip, Gumball Green, 2012-2014 In Colors Patterns DSP

Ink:  Chocolate Chip

Stamps:  Wacky Wishes

Accessories:  Big Shot, Scallop Envelope, Sticky Strip;  Female Version:  Scallop Circle, 1" Circle Punches, Neutrals Buttons, Tombow Multi Adhesive, Dimensionals, Crochet Trim

 Saturday, June 23, 7 p.m. Birthday Stamp-a-Stack Stamp Camp.  Fifteen birthday card designs will be available for you to create ten cards.  All supplies will be provided except SNAIL adhesive.  Please bring your own.  Fee:  $20—Stamp Club Members; $25—Customers & Guests  ($5 off when you place a $40 the night of the class).   RSVP by June 19.

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Happy Birthday!

 Friday Sierra had a birthday party to attend.  Sydney has been sick for 4 days so we haven't left the house.  I didn't get the chance to buy her friend a gift so I needed to come up with a money holder.  I remembered this little holder from about 6 years ago when I first started stamping.  It worked perfectly :)  Seal an envelope, turn it sideways, and cut off the top.  Stamp the bottom half of the envelope.  In this case, I only used Rich Razzleberry ink...I either stamped it directly from the ink pad or inked the stamp and then stamped it off on scratch paper before stamping it ont he envelope.  I really like the effect of the different shades of the same color :)  After stamping the bottom half, you put it through the crimper so the top fits back on.  This one was a tight fit because I decided to create a card as well that stayed attached to the top of the envelope. 

I need to remember the ideas that I learned long ago and put them to good use! Here's to a better week in posting now that Sydney is finally feeling like herself again. Happy Monday! Order your supplies here.
Cardstock:  Rich Razzleberry
Ink:  Rich Razzleberry
Stamps:  Create a Cupcake, Confetti, Bring on the Cake
Accessories:  Crimper

Birthday Gift Card Holder Card

We had a special birthday party to attend last weekend, and I found a pattern for this gift card holder card here.  It's so easy and simple! 

I love how quickly it came together. To ensure that it would be quick, I used the Ice Cream Parlor Pack from the Sale-a-Bration mini.  It was PERFECT!  Order your supplies here.

Cardstock:  Daffodil Delight, Ice Cream Parlor Pack

Ink:  Pacific Point

Stamps:  Something To Celebrate

Accessories:  Word Window Punch, Paper Cutter w/ Scoring Blade, Sticky Strip, 5-petal Flower Punch, Brad, Sponge Dauber, Champagne Mist Shimmer Paint