Christmas Gift Cards

Sunday, December 10, 2017

Christmas Gift Cards

 Sometimes when presented with a challenge happy accidents create a better product than the original idea or shall I say three. This design will make a gift card holder, tag, and note. Funny thing is I started out making thank you cards but, my mind went blank as to cutting out the letters in the card. UGH! Of course when I completed the 3 cards in one project I remembered the way to cut a shape plus text at one time. If I added the thank you it would narrow the use of the card. This card can absolutely be used as a thank you note hence it should be the 4 in 1 card project. :)

Christmas Card note, tag, and gift 3 in 1 Cards. Card Stock is printed with holly or green plaid.



Welcome to the first of many Craft & Create Cricut Challenge. This challenge is presented to 14 creative bloggers making anything Christmas with a Cricut machine.


Craft and Create Cricut Monthly Challenge Logo, Christmas Gift Cards Tutorial included with 13 more incredible projects theme , anything Christmas

Supplies to create Christmas cards

Cricut machine
Cricut 12x12 mat
Card stock (two contrasting colors)
double sided tape, Glue
Scissors
Scoring tool

Tutorial 

This part of the blog is easier to see in pictures than words. Once you click on the link you will see this on your device. The Joy of the Season I purchased at a cost of .99 cents from the Design Space. You can see the Font is free from Cricut and the name is on the image below.



Once you begin the project you will see this on your screen leading you through  step by step instructions. 



Below you can see the two coordinated cardstock my craft stash. The scoring tool is placed in the Cricut Explore Air 2. On the cutting mat is a green plaid providing the contrast needed to make the design pop. 


The Gold hint holly pattern of this cardstock gives the card made with this paper prominent a upscale look.

Cricut Air Explore 2 scoring and cutting Christmas Gift Cards


Who else loves the hum of the Cricut cutting out the slightest detail of projects? Knowing that sound saves me time while allowing me to create incredible work make my heart want to sing.
While I used glue on this project as shown below that is not the best solution to adhere the card together because the moisture absorbs into the cardstock. I would recommend using glue tape.

Christmas tag, note, gift cards made with Cricut Explore Air 2 using adhesive to attach cardstock together.


Make several of these cards so you will have them for quick gift giving. These cards are perfect for tucking a gift of cash, a gift card, or use a hole punch to make a gift tag for a present. After the holidays you can use these cards for thanking all those who gave you a gift for the holidays.

Completed Christmas Gift tags, notes, and card holders made with Cricut Explore Air 2.


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Christmas Gift Cards Pinnable Image made with holly and plaid cardstock.

Question of the day- Will you read the 14 more Cricut projects? 

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                                                     Karen Marie

Please enjoy the Craft & Create Cricut Challenge Anything Christmas. Show a little love to the 14 participants by sharing, pinning and commenting. 


Craft & Create Cricut Challenge 14 Christmas Projects by incredible bloggers. Reindeer Names Christmas Ornaments DIY HTV Christmas Wine Gift Bag How to Make Fabric Silverware Christmas Stocking Holders with Cricut Maker Christmas Baby Onsie DIY Watercolor Cards Reindeer Lollipops How to Create Simple Christmas Plank Art DIY Christmas Chalkboard Signs Quick and Easy Holiday Gift Idea: Sassy DIY Wine Glasses Sawdust is My Glitter Ornaments Christmas Gift Cards Festive and Easy Buffalo Plaid Holiday Wall Art Unicorn Ornament Tutorial Merry Christmas Welcome

2 comments:

Unknown said...

Karen, your cards are so pretty. I'm going to make some to have on hand. Thanks so much for joining us this month! Pinning!

Michelle from Weekend Craft said...

Karen what a great happy accident! Thank you so much for joining us this month for the challenge. Hope to see your crafting again in January. Happy Holidays.