Hello, everyone! Loni has a terrific new Make & Take! I love learning to use new tools like the Envelope Punch Board in different ways. I allowed the retired DSP from last catalog because it wasn't retired when Loni sent this to me and also the idea for this gift card holder is new. Loni's blog is here, where you can see her creations as well as her sweet furry babies!
Using the same template as for my May Blog hop project - but with different colors...
Video tutorial can be found at the fabulous Dawn Griffith's blog.
Supplies:
Stamps: Trust God, A Dozen Thoughts
Ink: Early Espresso
Paper: Early Espresso, Blushing Bride, and retired Soho Subway DSP.
Accessories: Envelope Punch Board, Glue Dots, Snail, Stampin Dimensionals, Ribbon (retired satin chocolate chip), Sticky strip
Paper base (Early Espresso)- You will need 1 piece of 4 1/4 x 11 cardstock
Insert (Blushing Bride)- You will need 1 piece of 3 3/4 x 6 1/2 card stock in the same, contrasting, or companion color.
Layers - Layer 1 (Blushing Bride) - 1 piece of 3
x4, 1 piece of 1 3/4 x4; Layer 2 (DSP) 1 piece of 2 3/4 x 3 3/4, 1
piece of 1 1/2 x 3 3/4
Scoring:
For the Base piece of 4 1/4 x 11, you will score along the long edge at 2 inches, 7 1/4 inches, and 7 3/8 inches
For the Insert piece of 3 3/4 x 6 1/2, you will score along the long edge at 1 3/4 inches and 6 inches
Envelope punch board
For
the Base piece, along the short end that has the double-score line at 7
1/4, 7 3/8, you will insert the short end in the Envelope punch board
at 1 inch and punch; flip the paper over and punch that same end also at
the 1 inch mark.
For the Insert
piece, along the short end that does not have the score mark close to
the end, you will punch at 1 inch and flip and punch at 1 inch.
Assembly:
On the
Insert piece, you will use stick strip along the edge that has the
close score mark; you will use 2 glue dots on just the corners of the
punched piece that folds up to hold your gift card or cash insert.
Stamping on this piece is optional - I stamped with the 'just because'
image from A Dozen Thoughts
On the front, I
stamped the image from Trust God on 1 7/8 inch square of Blushing Bride
layered on 2 1/8 square of Early Espresso; and then layered that on top
of the card using stampin' dimensionals.
The ribbon
helps give the bottom section of the card a bit of Finishing touch/Gift
Appeal as well as stability to the lower half of the card base which is
the tuck-in base for the matchbook style top half.
Now you have an idea to use for the Gift Card Holder swap!!
Please send me your Make & Takes at eberzaskratzer@gmail.com
We need more to keep creativity flowing.
EK




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