Make Your Own: Ribbon Slider Cards

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It seems like in this day in age the perfect gift is a gift card-they are easy to find and available in any price range. I’ve been on the hunt to find ways to dress up this perfect gift and stumbled on a years and years old project-a ribbon slider card! Today I’ll show you my take using May Arts Ribbon and a cute little set called Joy in Little Things by Our Craft Lounge that is great for a birthday gift, wedding shower, etc. for the guy! I couldn’t stop there, I’ll also show you how to turn the page and create a similar ribbon slider card for the girls!

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For the guys, I’ve gathered May Art’s ½ inch Woven Burlap Ribbon in green and yellow, some kraft paper, colorful patterned paper scraps, a 1/4 inch hole punch, adhesive and thread.

BeginningSteps

I first stamped a mushroom from Our Craft Lounge’s Joy in Little Things stamp set onto yellow and orange paper twice. After fussy cutting the image, I assembled it (and added a few extra details!) and adhered it onto a kraft panel and stamped the fun sentiment. Then, with removable adhesive, I attached a length of the green woven burlap ribbon and stitched it to the panel.

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For the base, I trimmed a piece of kraft cardstock to 5×8.5 inches, and scored at approximately 2 and 5.5 inches. After completing the tri-fold I punched a circle through all layers and adhered the flaps together. I also trimmed down another piece of cardstock that fit inside the base, to hold the gift card. This piece was ~4.75 x 5 inches.

LastStep

To make the slider portion of the card, I measured the yellow woven burlap ribbon to about 14 inches, or the length of the inside piece plus additional for the pulled tab portion. I ran the ribbon from the outside in through one punched circle to the inside out on the other circle. Then I stitched the ribbon to the inside piece to secure.

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I adhered the mushroom panel to the card base to complete the look and tucked a gift card onto the inside panel with removable adhesive.
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The recipient pulls the burlap ribbon tabs to reveal the gift card. You can write a message on the front or back of the inside panel for personalization too!

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For the more feminine, or cute, route, simply change up your colors and ribbon!

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For this baby slider card, I used Our Craft Lounge’s Joy in the Little Things stamp set, May Arts 1.5 inch Crochet/Velvet Center Ribbon in Green, (for a different look, I removed the velvet from the lace carefully by snipping the stitching holding the two together) 3/8 inch Velvet Ribbon in Pink, Natural Burlap String and markers.

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I took advantage of some patterned paper to create the inside slider panel. This time instead of stitching to affix the ribbon to the inside piece, I tightly tied the velvet trim with burlap string to form the pull tab.

I love that May Arts offers such a wide variety of ribbon that you are able to create both masculine and feminine projects with ease!

Blog post by: Karen Baker

 

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