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Teacher Appreciation Gift Card Holder

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May
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Hello Friends! Amy here from The Happy Scraps today. One of my very favorite things to create is Teacher Gifts. I love letting the teachers that my kids have know that they are very much appreciated. Sometimes it’s as simple as giving a gift card. Today I’m sharing with you how quick it is to make a cute gift card holder, the perfect way to say Thank you to those teachers that do so much!

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

I grabbed a piece of the Spring Fling Party Time Cardstock and cut it into 4″ x 6″. I picked out the Thank you from the Spring Fling Foiled Vellum Quote Cards to use with it.

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

I pulled out my sewing machine and stitched around three sides of the vellum.

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

It created this fun pocket, the perfect size for a gift card.

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

Using the Spring Fling Scattered Daisies Cardstock, I cut a circular spiral, so I could create a 3D flower.

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

I used a brown ink pad for the edges.

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

I started on the outer edge, and rolled the flower until I got to the center. I placed an adhesive dot in the center, and stuck the rolled flower down to it, to secure it.

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

Using another adhesive dot, I attached it to the front of the gift card holder.

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

I added a couple more flowers to it from the Spring Fling Puffy Sticker Flowers.

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

The last thing left to do was place the gift card in the pocket. Once I had it all finished, I decided that I wanted to use the brown ink on the edges of it as well, so I added that.

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

Not only is it perfect for holding gift cards, but it looks cute without anything in the pocket as well!

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

For the second card holder, I picked out the Spring Fling Patchwork and Spring Fling Lace papers and cut the Patchwork paper down to size for a pocket. The Lace paper was also 4″ x 6″ like the one above. I inked the edges of both papers.

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

I stitched the pocket on, stitching on three sides as well. I pulled a sticker from the Spring Fling Sticker Book, and used cornstarch on the back of it to take the sticky away. Then I mounted it on the card front with dimensional adhesive. Using a little bit of pink twine, I tied it around the label.

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

The gift card slide in the side of this gift card holder.

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

So whether you’re looking for a Teacher Appreciation gift or an End of Year Teacher gift, a gift card is always a great idea! Give them one for their favorite store, movie theater or restaurant. I’m sure they will love it!

Any teacher will love this gift from @thehappyscraps. Make a cute gift card holder with the #springfling collection from @pebblesinc, and brighten the teachers day.

Supplies:
Spring Fling Party Time
Spring Fling Scattered Daisies
Spring Fling Lace
Spring Fling Patchwork
Spring Fling Foiled Vellum Quote Cards
Spring Fling Sticker Book with Gold Foil
Spring Fling Puffy Stickers – Flowers
Pink Twine
Brown Ink
Scissors
Sewing Machine
Dimensional Adhesive
Adhesive Dots

Filed Under: Gift, Teacher, Thank You Tagged With: Amy Cowley, Gift, Quick Gift, Spring Fling, Teacher Appreciation, Teacher Gifts

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    May 17, 2016 at 8:40 am

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