Please note: This page contains affiliate links. If you purchase from a partnership site, I may earn a commission.

DIY Thank You Card and Gift Card Holder

Written by: | Published: April 12, 2018 | Updated: June 21, 2023

Say thank you with a handmade thank you card. Add a gift card or two and you’ve got a great thank you gift that is easy to make and thoughtful. This cute little thank you gift card holder is a Cricut project that is super quick to make. Make one to send a special thank you or make multiples in minutes for a group thank you like end of the school year teacher appreciation week.

DIY Thank You Card with Gift Card Holder - designed by Jen Goode and made with Cricut
DIY Thank You Card with Gift Card Holder – designed by Jen Goode and made with Cricut

Make a Thank You Card with Gift Card Holder

Customize this Thank You card with your favorite colors or your own choice of patterned papers. Or, go with the minimalist design I’ve created using just colored Cricut pens and white cardstock.  I have a Cricut Design Space canvas all set up and ready for you to customize and create. The card is designed with a little pocket, just the right size for a standard gift card (or two). You can adjust the card size to fit your own needs if you’d like.

Create handwritten cards with your Cricut machine and Cricut pens
Create handwritten cards with your Cricut machine and Cricut pens

Materials

Instructions

This card comes with a matching envelope that you can find in the project canvas. I’ve only made the card to demonstrate this project.

  1. Go to the project canvas in Cricut Design Space and follow on screen instructions to draw and cut the card.
  2. Fold along the score lines and glue the gift card pocket in place.
  3. Write a little note and give your gift.
Follow project instructions to make a thank you gift card with your Cricut
Follow project instructions to make a thank you gift card with your Cricut
Fold your card to make a gift card holder - Cricut Project you can make
Fold your card to make a gift card holder – Cricut Project you can make
Make your own gift card holder and thank you card with your Cricut
Make your own gift card holder and thank you card with your Cricut

More Thank you gifts and teacher appreciation ideas

This entire week I’ve partnered with more creative bloggers to share all kinds of end of school year ideas. This thank you card is the perfect project to make for teachers, bus drivers or maybe the school librarian. Of course you can also use this mini DIY thank you card for all kinds of occasions. Make the mini card in a few minutes and then add in a gift card. Take a look below for more end of school year ideas.



 


Create handwritten cards with your Cricut machine and Cricut pens
Create handwritten cards with your Cricut machine and Cricut pens

« previous post

next post »

Jen Goode Headshot

Jen is Passionate about Creativity. She is the owner and "doodle in charge" of JGoode Designs, a Denver based design studio. She is an illustrator, mixed media artist and creative lifestyle blogger. Jen has been a creative professional since 1998 but says she's been an artist since she was old enough to eat glue.

Connect:
Facebook iconTwitter iconPinterest IconInstagram IconFeed Icon
Join the FREE Creative Club!

Get tutorials, free file downloads and project ideas right in your email.

3 thoughts on “DIY Thank You Card and Gift Card Holder”

    • Hi! This isn’t a font; it’s an image. Search Cricut Design Space for image #M7A8E0. The image was created for Cricut using my own handwriting. You can get a little bit of a similar result using font BFC Hello Darling in Cricut Design Space. I hope to create a full font at some point. Thanks for stopping by!

      Reply

Leave a Comment

Featured on:
Brands Jen at 100 Directions has partnered with.
100 Directions is full of tutorials and project ideas to inpsire trying something new and sharing creativity in every direction.
I work with a variety of companies to share ideas and insight about products, services and all kinds of fun, creative things to do.
I stand behind my recommendations and hope you love the things I share as much as I love sharing them with you!

 

Privacy Policy and Disclosures | Work with me

 

100 Directions is a JGoode Designs property. Copyright © 2011-2024 Jen Goode. All Rights Reserved.

100directions.com is a JGoode Designs property. Owned and operated by Jen Goode.