Graduation Gift Card Sleeve

Graduation season is upon us very shortly--are you ready? Card like this Pop-Up Gift Card Holder or Money Enclosure Card are very popular for congratulating your graduate. Here's another quick and easy way to give a gift card! I used the Mini Treat Bag Thinlets to create a sleeve for a pull-out insert. Use glue dots or washi tape (neither will leave a residue) to secure the gift card to the insert.

Best of all? The whole thing fits easily inside one of our medium or clear translucent envelopes, if you need to mail it or if it will be traveling around with you for a bit before being handed to the graduate. I LOVE it when good design meets great practicality!

Want to recreate this project at home? Here's what you'll need to gather! Please feel free to click on any link below to go to my online stamp store and Shop with Lyssa!

Complete Supplies for Graduation Gift Card Sleeve DIY Project:

It's My Party Designer Series Paper Stack $26.00	Mini Treat Bag Thinlits Dies for the Big Shot $40.00	Big Shot Home Die-cutting System $110.00
Hexagon Punch $16.00 RETIRING	B.Y.O.P. Photopolymer Stamp Set $25.00	Basic Black Archival Stampin’ Pad $7.00
Silver Metallic Thread $3.00	Itty Bitty Accents $17.00 RETIRING	Black Glimmer Paper $5.00 RETIRED
Clear Block Starter Bundle $20.00	Stampin' Dimensionals pop-up adhesive $4.00	Whisper White 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock $8.50
Daffodil Delight 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock $7.00	Crushed Curry 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock $7.00	Mint Macaron 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock $7.00

The Mini Treat Bag Thinlets are a really great investment because they're good for so much more than just party favors and school treats. Click here to see another cute card idea using this bag die-cut--and for the complete measurements for the card insert!

Thanks for visiting Song of My Heart today, friend! Make something that means something.

 

Comments

[Nicole Steele]

Lyssa, thank you for this idea! I need to make holders for the gift cards being awarded to the top runners at the school 5K I have been organizing. I have these thinlets and will use the "Wahoo! You did it" stamps from a past Paper Pumpkin kit. Thank you, again, for the inspiration!