Give the gift card by attaching it to one of these Baby Shower Gift Card Holders. These three examples all print on 8-1/2 x 11" paper, and fit into regular (#10) business envelopes.
As you can see here, I've printed them on different colored card stock paper (which is a little heavier than regular computer paper) and show different colored envelopes. You can buy both the card stock and colored envelopes at stores like Office Depot. However, you can also use plain white computer paper and white envelopes.
This is the Baby Gift Card Long certificate. It will print on a piece of computer paper, or card stock. Then trim it to size to fit into a regular (#10) business envelope.
The Long Gift Card Holder, Step 2
When you print the long certificate, check the box that says Choose Paper Source By PDF Page Size. The dimensions will change to 4.13 x 9.5. This will insure that when you trim the certificate it will fit in a #10 envelope.
This is the wide gift card holder.
Since all computer settings are somewhat different, you may have to trim off one side (if the certificate border doesn't print evenly).
Fold the sides in toward the middle so that it fits into a regular (#10) business envelope.
This is the tall gift card holder.
Since all computer settings are somewhat different, you may have to trim off the bottom edge (if the certificate border doesn't print evenly).
Fold the top and bottom in toward the middle so that it fits into a regular (#10) business envelope.
The quarter-fold card comes with an "envelope" that also prints on a piece of 8-1/2 x 11" computer paper.
Fold the quarter-fold card in half, and then in half again.
Fold the envelope following the numbered lines. Glue the edges together, leaving a 1/2" flap at the top.
Attach the gift card to the inside of the card.
If you need a little more help with quarter-fold cards and how to fold the matching envelope, then go to:
- Quarter-Fold Cards: What They Are and How to Fold Them
- Envelopes for Quarter-Fold Cards: How to Fold Them
You can use these gift card holders for your gift-giving, or use them as examples of how you can make your own!
If so, then you can get free baby shower invitations, free baby shower guest book pages, free baby shower decorations, free baby shower thank-you cards (for Mommy-to-Be to send to her guests), and a free baby shower game.
Everything is available as free printables that you can download. All are "themed" so everything matches!
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You don't need card-making software to make these invitations! This is done in Microsoft Word, and all you need to do is download this template, and fill in the details of your party.
Go to Baby Shower Invitation and Matching Envelope for all the instructions.
The baby shower clipart is available free from Mom's Break Baby Shower.
Get easy-to-follow illustrated tutorials:
Jan's Reading Room
Jan's Dough
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Jan's Tutorials, also available on Jan's Tips, are easy-to-read-and-understand tutorials for using MS Word and MS Paint, as well as using other computer-based features and programs to create cards, gift tags, and labels.