Stampin' Up! Warm Hugs Gift Card Christmas Card with video tutorial

Today I'm sharing with you a creative way to gift a gift card. It's tucked right inside!

Simple on the outside with three steaming cups of coffee, cocoa or tea (whatever you decide they are)!

And when you open up the card, up pops the gift card in the center! How fun is that?

Watch the video tutorial for the details on how to make this card. It's really quite simple.

Project measurements:

Pear Pizzazz card stock: 5-1/2 inches by 11 inches. Score along the 11 inch side at 4-1/4 inches, 5-1/2 inches and 6-3/4 inches.

Whisper White: (3) 1-1/8 inch squares cut using the Stitched Shapes Dies; 4 inches by 5-1/4 inches for the inside, and a scrap large enough to stamp the Happy Christmas greeting and punch it out using the Classic Label punch

Heartwarming Hugs Designer Series Paper: 1 piece cut 4 inches by 5-1/4 inches for the front. A second coordinating piece cut 1-1/2 inches by 5-1/4 inches to layer on top, and a 1/2 inch by 5-1/4 inch piece to decorate the inside with.

Mossy Meadow 3/8" Diagonal Stripe Ribbon: 6-1/2 inches

Thanks for stopping by and happy stamping!

tams# 52950

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