Are you tired of giving generic gift cards in plain, boring envelopes? Look no further! In this article, we will introduce you to a world of creativity and uniqueness with our Handmade Personalized Gift Card Holder Crafts. These crafts are not only fun to make, but they also add a personal touch to your gift, making it truly special. So, whether you’re celebrating a birthday, anniversary, or any other occasion, let us show you how to create beautiful and one-of-a-kind gift card holders that your loved ones will cherish.
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1. Custom Painted Mason Jar Card Holder
Materials needed:
- Mason jar
- Acrylic paint
- Paintbrushes
- Painter’s tape
- Decorative ribbon
- Scissors
Instructions:
- Start by cleaning the mason jar thoroughly and ensuring it is dry.
- Use painter’s tape to create any design or pattern you desire on the surface of the jar. This could be stripes, polka dots, or even a name.
- Once the tape is in place, use acrylic paint and a paintbrush to carefully paint over the exposed areas of the jar. Allow the paint to dry completely before proceeding.
- Remove the painter’s tape to reveal your personalized design. Touch up any areas as needed.
- If desired, tie a decorative ribbon around the neck of the mason jar to add an extra touch.
- Your custom painted mason jar card holder is now ready to be used to hold and display your gift cards.
2. Fabric Envelope Gift Card Holder
Materials needed:
- Fabric of your choice
- Scissors
- Thread
- Needle
- Sewing machine (optional)
- Ribbon or buttons (for embellishments)
- Hot glue gun (if using buttons)
- Iron (optional)
Instructions:
- Begin by measuring and cutting a rectangular piece of fabric, around twice the size of your gift card, allowing for seams.
- Fold the fabric in half, with the right sides facing inwards, and sew along the two sides, leaving the top open.
- Turn the fabric inside out, so the right side is now facing outwards.
- Iron the fabric if desired, to remove any wrinkles and give it a neater appearance.
- Fold over the top edge slightly and sew across, leaving a small opening to insert the gift card.
- Decorate the envelope by adding ribbon or buttons with a hot glue gun, or sew them on for a more secure finish.
- Slip the gift card into the opening and your fabric envelope gift card holder is complete.
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3. Paper Quilling Gift Card Holder
Materials needed:
- Colored paper strips
- Quilling tool (or toothpick)
- Glue
- Cardstock
- Scissors
- Decorative paper (optional)
- Pencil (optional)
- Ruler (optional)
Instructions:
- Start by selecting your desired colored paper strips for quilling. These should be about 1/8 inch in width.
- Using a quilling tool or toothpick, roll the paper strip tightly until it forms a small coil. Apply a dab of glue at the end to secure it.
- Repeat the previous step with different colored paper strips to create a variety of coils.
- Arrange and glue the coils onto a piece of cardstock in a design that you like, leaving space in the center to hold the gift card.
- If desired, use decorative paper to create a border or base for your card holder. Measure and cut the paper to fit the size of the cardstock, and glue it in place.
- Once the glue has dried, trim the edges of the cardstock to make it neat and even.
- Insert the gift card into the space left in the center of the quilled design, and your paper quilling gift card holder is complete.
4. Wooden Block Gift Card Holder
Materials needed:
- Wooden block
- Craft knife
- Sandpaper
- Paint (optional)
- Paintbrushes (optional)
Instructions:
- Begin by selecting a wooden block that is large enough to hold your gift card securely.
- If desired, you can paint the wooden block in your preferred color using acrylic paint and a paintbrush. Allow the paint to dry completely before proceeding.
- Using a craft knife, carefully cut a slit into the top of the wooden block, ensuring it is wide enough to slide the gift card into.
- Use sandpaper to smooth any rough edges or surfaces.
- Insert your gift card into the slit, making sure it is secure.
- Your wooden block gift card holder is now ready to be given as a personalized and unique gift.
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5. Photo Frame Gift Card Holder
Materials needed:
- Photo frame (with a stand)
- Cardstock
- Scissors
- Glue
- Ruler
- Pencil
Instructions:
- Choose a photo frame with a stand that can hold your gift card securely.
- Measure and cut a piece of cardstock to fit the size of the frame.
- Using a ruler and pencil, mark where you want to place the gift card on the cardstock, ensuring it will be easy to insert and remove.
- Cut out a small slit or pocket to hold the gift card, making sure it is wide enough to accommodate the card.
- Apply glue to the back of the cardstock and carefully position it within the photo frame.
- Allow the glue to dry completely before inserting the gift card.
- Display the photo frame with the gift card holder on a tabletop or mantel, adding a personalized touch to your gift presentation.
6. Button Embellished Gift Card Holder
Materials needed:
- Cardstock
- Buttons of various sizes and colors
- Glue
- Scissors
- Decorative ribbon (optional)
- Pencil
Instructions:
- Begin by cutting a piece of cardstock into a rectangular shape, with dimensions slightly larger than your gift card.
- Arrange and organize the buttons on the cardstock, experimenting with different patterns and designs until you are satisfied with the layout.
- Once you have decided on the button arrangement, apply glue to the back of each button and press them firmly onto the cardstock.
- Allow the glue to dry completely before inserting the gift card into the embellished cardstock.
- If desired, tie a decorative ribbon around the cardstock to create a finished look.
- Your button embellished gift card holder is now complete and ready to present to your recipient.
7. Leather Wallet Gift Card Holder
Materials needed:
- Leather (or faux leather) fabric
- Scissors
- Craft knife
- Ruler
- Cutting mat
- Pencil
- Thread
- Needle
- Button or snap closure (optional)
Instructions:
- Begin by measuring and cutting the leather fabric into two rectangular pieces, ensuring they are large enough to hold the gift card.
- Use a craft knife, ruler, and cutting mat to cut out additional smaller rectangles, as card slots, on one of the larger pieces.
- Place the larger pieces together, with the right sides facing inwards, and sew around the edges, leaving the top open.
- Turn the wallet inside out so that the right side is now facing outwards.
- Sew along the edges of the card slots to secure them in place.
- If desired, add a button or snap closure to keep the wallet closed.
- Insert the gift card into one of the card slots, and your leather wallet gift card holder is complete.
8. Felt Sleeve Gift Card Holder
Materials needed:
- Felt fabric
- Scissors
- Thread
- Needle
- Decorative buttons or beads (optional)
- Ribbon (optional)
Instructions:
- Begin by cutting a rectangular piece of felt fabric, slightly larger than your gift card.
- Fold the felt fabric in half, with the right sides facing inwards, and sew along the edges, leaving the top open.
- Turn the felt sleeve inside out so that the right side is now facing outwards.
- If desired, sew decorative buttons or beads onto the front of the sleeve for added embellishment.
- Slip the gift card into the felt sleeve, and if desired, tie a ribbon around the top to secure it and add an extra decorative touch.
- Your felt sleeve gift card holder is now ready to be gifted.
9. Ribbon Bow Gift Card Holder
Materials needed:
- Cardstock
- Ribbon
- Scissors
- Glue
- Pencil
Instructions:
- Start by cutting a piece of cardstock into a rectangular shape, slightly larger than your gift card.
- Fold the cardstock in half horizontally, creating a crease in the center.
- Cut two long pieces of ribbon, each long enough to wrap around the folded cardstock.
- Apply glue to the front of the cardstock and position one piece of ribbon diagonally across the front, sticking it down firmly.
- Repeat the previous step with the second piece of ribbon, crossing over the first ribbon to create a bow shape.
- Cut a smaller piece of ribbon and glue it in the center of the crossed ribbons to complete the bow.
- Insert the gift card into the folded cardstock, and your ribbon bow gift card holder is complete.
10. Origami Gift Card Holder
Materials needed:
- Origami paper
- Scissors (optional)
Instructions:
- Begin by selecting a square piece of origami paper in your desired color or pattern.
- Fold the paper in half diagonally, creasing it along the fold line.
- Open the folded paper and now fold it in half diagonally in the opposite direction, creasing it again.
- Open the paper again, and fold each corner into the center, aligning the edges with the diagonal crease lines.
- Flip the paper over and fold the bottom edge up to the top edge, creasing it to create a triangular shape.
- Fold the top corner of the triangle down, approximately one-third of the way from the top.
- If desired, use scissors to trim the top corner to create a decorative shape.
- Open the triangular pocket you have created and insert the gift card inside.
- Fold the top flap down to secure the gift card, and your origami gift card holder is complete.
In conclusion, there are numerous handmade personalized gift card holder crafts that you can create to add a special touch to your gift-giving. Whether you choose to make a custom painted mason jar card holder, a fabric envelope gift card holder, or any of the other creative options listed above, the recipient of your gift card will appreciate the extra effort and thought you put into making their gift unique. So get crafting and enjoy the process of creating these personalized gift card holders that will make your gift even more memorable.