An owl with pumpkins and leaves on a marble table.

Falloween Gift Card Dies- Made Easy

Hello crafters,

It’s officially autumn, and we can’t help but fall in love with the Falloween Gift Card Dies. This set of 7 dies creates the perfect gift card holder for fall projects, a hot cup of coffee or a gift for a friend. Today we are going to make the cute owl gift card with a few fun techniques! We are going to underlay, inlay and overlay to create a multi-tonal owl using the Luxury Fall Matte Foil Cardstock, Black Matte and Shiny Foil Cardstock and Matte Gold Cardstock. We will also use fall and Halloween embellishments to decorate. If you don’t have the Falloween Gift Card Dies, you can get them on sale this week on our website.

Let’s get started!

First, cut a piece of shiny black cardstock with the owl die.

Three owl shaped cutting boards on a marble countertop.

From a gold owl, fussy cut the eyes with your craft knife.

A gold owl and a pen on a marble table.

We duplexed two gold shadow layers together so that the front and back of your owl is matte gold foil.

An owl cut out and a roll of tape.

Use the die to to trace the area to underlay. You can use the die or the diecut to cut the orange matte foil to size.

We used glue to attach.

A black and orange owl on a marble countertop.

Next, use foam adhesive to attach the owl to the duplexed shadow layers.

A black and orange owl cookie cutter next to a square of tiles.

Inlay the orange nose, and use glue to adhere the eyes.

A black and orange owl is next to a bottle of paint.

We created a collage embellishment with the 120 Mini Halloween Stickers and Embellishments, Ornamental Foil Stickers and Vintage Halloween Card Kit.

An owl with pumpkins and leaves on a marble table.

Add tear tape to the pocket diecut and adhere to the back.

A gold and black owl with tape on a marble table.

You will love using the Falloween Gift Card Dies for everything from Halloween to Thanksgiving. You can even add them to your cards and scrapbook pages!

Play with the inlay technique to create beautiful texture.

A card with a pumpkin and butterflies on it.

Layer colors of matte foil to make an adorable turkey.

A card with a turkey and flowers on it.

Our Retro Halloween Stickers are so much fun to use with these gift card holders.

An owl and two owls on a marble surface.

The Falloween Gift Card Dies are so much fun to work with! There are so many ways to bring your pumpkin, turkey and owl to life using papers, stickers and other items from  your craft room. We hope that you learned how to inlay, underlay and overlay to create wonderful gift cards. Today’s how to will be here for you on the blog for the next week. Afterwards, access it and more with your AG Membership. We have so much more to teach you! While you craft today, be sure to join us on the HSN Facebook at 5 pm for our card making party, Holiday House Live Pre-Show and then at 6pm for our Holiday House Show. We are live on location and it’s going to be an amazing time!

Xoxo,

Anna

 

 

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39 comments

Love the owl gift card.
It is the mascot for the elementary School I work at.

Bertha Gilmore

Love the owl with the white face and his friends. Great dies for Thanksgiving or Halloween.

Sheri Fitch

I also love the white owl. This can be all white like the Snowy Owl with some snowflakes from the finishing craft box. Perfect for the upcoming winter…..ugh, brrr, but the Owl will look good 😊Looking forward to tonight. Thanks for the tips.

Cindi K.

This is really stunning way to give gift cards. I love it. Too cute. Thanks for sharing Anna.

Vanessa Fuentes

I LOVE this die set. I have been playing with the Turkey and the Owl. I thought I would run them through the Xyron before cutting. DO NOT DO THIS!!! What a nightmare inlaying the tiny pieces. I think I will try Anna’s way by putting tape under the owl, adhesive side up. Then inlay the pieces on top. They Xyon worked great on the Hot Air Balloon, but the pieces were a bit bigger. Still, I like the inlay technique. But I also like the idea of layering different colors underneath. This is what I LOVE about tutorial Tuesday. Anna is always teaching us new and different ways to use her products.

Happy Crafting!!

Leslie Ramsey

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