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Latisha Yoast

Library Card Gift Card Holder

Hello there, Latisha here with you today with a fun way to transform your stash of library card/pocket journaling cards, into a way to give a gift card or money!

Library Card Gift Card Holder by Latisha Yoast for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

Most library cards that come from a Scrapbook company, usually will have a nice pretty pattern to the front of the pocket holder.  If not, you can always add pattern paper or stamp onto the holder to decorate it a bit.  The card I am using today, came in a beautiful blue pattern, so it made for a great base to start with.

If you want to make something similar, like a photo pocket of sorts.  Here is a tutorial I did on how to create your own pocket with just pattern paper and adhesive.

1.  First I trimmed some pattern paper to the side I wanted, and adhered it to the front of my library card using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L E-Z Dots Permanent Refillable runner.

 

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2.  Using black ink, stamp a Happy Birthday sentiment onto the top of the library card insert.

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3.  Using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L E-Z Dots Permanent Refillable runner again, adhere the paper doily onto the front, then trimming off the excess.  Adhere the pink striped pattern paper down as well.

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4.  Using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam Squares (small, white), adhere the flair down.  Not only will this adhere your flair down, but give the projects some needed depth.

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5.  For a little more contrast and depth, not to mention more pretty.  I added some pink buttons using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Dodz small.  These are super strong, and will keep these buttons down permanently.

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Now your project is ready to write a sweet message, and there is room for a gift card or money.  You can either put this in an envelope, attach it to a bottle of wine using ribbon, place it in a bouquet of flowers.  Really the sky is the limit on how to present this gift!

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