Are you tired of giving gift cards in boring envelopes? Look no further! We have compiled a list of 10 creative gift card holder SVG designs for any occasion. These unique designs will add a personal touch to your gift and make it stand out from the rest. Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, graduation, or just want to show someone you care, these gift card holders are sure to impress. So, let’s get started and make your next gift-giving experience unforgettable!
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This SVG is no longer Free! You can find it in my Shop! File is also available in the Full Access Membership! I did speed it up or else it would be like 15 mins long. But you can pause it or use the settings wheel icon to change the speed to a slower speed. Might be easier to do that if you watch it straight from YouTube. SVG is definitely in the zip folder. Please email if you need more help. Into the cut slits in the corners, please see video, it will show you how I attach the gift card. If you need more help please send me a private email at email protected. I have it all figured out! I started by cutting out the stocking and it seems way too big. Could you post the size of yours? Best thing to do is to upload the SVG file that comes in layers and before you ungroup please resize the whole thing to the size I have listed above. Do you have any advice for cutting the small leaves for the wreath. The paper rips and the leaves are a mess. What type of paper did you use and what setting did you put your Cricut on? Everything else is cutting just fine. I used Recollection 65lb cardstock. Make sure you have a clean semi-sticky mat. Paper usually rips because the mat has tiny debris on it. Use a scrapper to clean mat. And make sure it has enough stickiness. And use a spatula to left it off the mat. I love designing, crafting and raising my tribe! Thanks for stopping by! E-mail email protected. I make a small commission on any purchase you make, with no extra cost to you! Welcome back, today we are going to make Christmas Gift Card Holders! I have designed 4 different fun gift card holders for you available for free to use for personal use at the end of this post, just look for the pink download button! Here is a list of supplies you will need Cricut Machine 8. Make sure to look for the. You MUST resize, please see picture below for measurements. Once you have all pieces cut out, please watch my video to see how I assemble! Share this Click to share on Pinterest Opens in new window Click to share on Facebook Opens in new window Click to share on Twitter Opens in new window Click to email this to a friend Opens in new window. Like this Like Loading I love the gift card holders but your video goes too fast to follow. Can you please advise? Is there any way to ungroup? Hey there! Nice of you to stop by, lets chat by leaving me a comment Cancel reply. Gina C. Creates Designs. All Rights Reserved!
If you know me, you know that I am an awesome gift giver. And by that I mean I give gift cards. Ha ha! With that being said, I still like to add my own personal touch to the gift giving process. Today, I have created 2 cards that hold gift cards a Pop Up card and an Envelope card. We have included the free SVG cut files for these two cards so that if you own an electronic cutting machine like a Silhouette, Cricut or Brother Scan N Cut , you can create these cards easily. No digital cutting machine? No worries! We have also included PDF versions that you can print, cut and use as a template. If you use the SVG files and cut these on your machine, you can skip the next step. If you are using the PDF and creating a template, please follow the next step. First, print the PDF and cut out. Place the paper template on the Kelly Creates paper of your choice from the Project Pad. With a pencil, trace the template and then cut out the card with scissors. For the pop up card, you can use a craft knife to cut out the oval center section OR score, fold and then cut on the fold with scissors. Next, score the lines using a scoring tool. Your cards should look like this. The 4. The next step is to fold the cards and adhere them together. For the Pop up card, the folds are accordion style like this. Next step is to glue the two panels that have the long oval together. Be sure to only adhere closest to the fold, and away from the long oval cut out. The gift card needs to go in there, and if the glue is too close, it will not slide in. You can get creative and decorate the panels and outside of the card. When folded, it creates its own envelope! I used the Kelly Creates Galaxy Paper Pad and chose the gold-foiled floral paper since this was for a wedding. I trimmed the paper to fit the two panels where we can express wishes and sign the card. For gift card 2 Envelope Card Score as shown on the template. Fold the side tabs in and add adhesive to the wide part. Flip up the bottom panel and adhere to the tabs. I added a notch with my notching tool to tuck the top flap into, but this is not necessary. You can use your craft knife to cut the slit, or just adhere it with cute washi tape. Next, I folded the card and added some Kelly Creates Rub ons! You know I love, love, love these rub ons. They are the best quality. These cute little gift card holders are just as much fun to make as they are to give! You can personalize them for any occasion. Thanks for stopping by today!