Granny's Gingham Gift Card Holder
Give the food lover in your life a sweet gift card wrapped up with love in this Granny's Gingham Gift Card Holder. Made to look like a vintage cooking apron, this sweet gift card holder is one that's sure to be treasured. And after the gift has been unwrapped, this sweet vintage apron can double as a cute Christmas ornament. You can even personalize this gift card holder by adding a name to the top of the apron belt.
Materials:
- Aleene's® Fast Grab Tacky Glue™
- Felt Squares – red
- White chalk sharpened to a point
- Sewing machine with matching thread
- Sewing pins
- Paper towels
- Needle and thread
- Rick rack - medium size – 12” – turquoise
- Fabric – scrap – red gingham
- Scissors
Instructions:
- Cut red felt. Sew on three sides to create pocket.
- Sew a ¼” seam then trim to a scant 1/8”.
- Cut out dip in top layer if desired when finished.
- Cut a 10” x 3” strip from gingham fabric. To create hem, apply a thin bead of glue along one long side, fold over about ¼” or so then repeat step with ends.
- Pin pocket pattern on fabric on bias and cut out.
- Glue rick-rack just up from hem along bottom folding about 1” to back at ends, then along top of pocket cutting excess of at sides.
- Glue pocket into place. Add a dot in center of pocket then use fingers to smooth to edges. Press in place.
- Use needle and thread to gather top edge pulling tightly to fit across top as shown. Knot thread at end to secure then glue in place.
- Glue ribbon in place, covering stitching and meeting ends at back.
- Tie a small bow from ribbon, trim ends then glue in place.
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