Here’s a simple way to dress up any old gift card. Make your own homemade felt gift card holder.
Welcome Danyelle! Danyelle blogs at Dandee {Dandee Design} I’m so happy to have Danyelle as my guest today. You know what I love about Danyelle?! …besides the fact that she posed with this gorgeous raspberry cream cake, her love of paper crafts. You must see her little shop. When you order anything from her shop, you will just love the way everything is packaged up. so very cute…so very Dandee.
Hello, hello! I’m thrilled Kami asked me to join you today. I can tell we’re going to be fast friends. Wanna know why? Well, you’re here which means you like Kami. I like Kami. We have so much in common already!
Some of my favorite posts on No Biggie are the cute paper crafts. Remember these Polaroid pictures? Genius! Recently my sisters in law and I chipped in and bought 3 gift cards for a cousin’s bridal shower. The idea was to provide a fun date night for the newlyweds. Dinner, movie and dessert. I sorta have a thing for packaging so I was pleased as punch when the task of wrapping the cards was given to me.
I decided instead of slipping the cards in a box or an envelope, I would create a card around the gift cards themselves. Each gift card was placed in a mini kraft envelope. I then made a few labels to affix to the front of each envelope with a teaser word about what was inside. The card was designed for the envelopes to be attached. When the envelopes were removed, a message to the recipient was visible. After the card was folded, I wrapped a piece of wool felt around it, stitched the brides initial on another piece of felt and tied it securely to the card with seam binding ribbon. Here is what it looked like in action:
All of the supplies to make this card were already in my stash but in case you’re wondering, here are my sources:
Mini kraft envelopes
Labels
Seam binding ribbon
The half round punch I used was purchased from Stampin’ Up a few years ago but I can’t seem to locate it on their website. I’m sure you could achieve the same effect with an exacto knife. Oh, and I used a couple of my favorite fonts. Geo Sans Light + CK Ali’s Handwriting
Thanks for having me Kami + happy packaging to you, dears!

























I LOVE this idea. So simple, yet very sophisticated!
I LOVE that embroidered letter. How adorable. And that card that keeps on going and going?! So fun!
Those are darling! I think packaging/presentation is the key to telling someone you care. It's just that added touch!
I know I'm the last person on the planet that doesn't know how…BUT I'd love to learn how to do that stitching. I know you have to go back and fill in the gaps. perhaps you could teach that one…for Just Me! Yep!
Geez! How do people come up with these things. So darling and creative. It would take me a whole day to make one of those.
Very, very cute! I love it!
I love Danyelle! So clever and adorable.
This is SUCH a great idea! Way to dress up some gift cards. LOVE it!
such a cute idea! J
Oh I just love Danyelle. She is so talented and inspiring. These are darling and so Dandee!
Kami, I am off to go explore your little blog here. I'm sure I'm going to love everything around here to. Glad to have found you!
I clicked over to her Raspberry cake and can I just say, YUM! It looks divine. Such creative ideas.
Thank you Danyelle for being my guest today. Such a cute idea. I now really want a half round punch!
Danyelle is amazing! She sent me the sweetest packing in a swap and I have been in awe of her since then.
What a fabulous idea! Cute for any occasion/holiday gift! I never cease to be amazed by Danyelle!!
What a fabulous idea!
Something so simple as a gift card has now been elevated to a whole new level in gift giving. Packaging is so clever and lovely – and the embroidery is the icing on the cake! Thanks for sharing!
this is stunning. the letter & just the whole idea is so incredible. i love it!
thank you so much for posting this! so helpful. and the links to your materials is amazing. i think we are going to use this for gift cards at my spa