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As I was creating my In A Snap version for my Facebook post yesterday I was imagining this version. I just couldn’t wait to create this gift card holder when I was creating my Facebook card. The sailboat image from the Moving Forward stamp set just seems to be bobbing along the water.
I added the layer of Island Indigo and used the Adorning Accents Edgelit to create the waves ~ too dang cute, eh? The scallops even have scallops! I added a strip of Summer Smooches Designer Series Paper, a Neutrals Button held on by 2, 1/8″ silver mini brads rounds out the nautical feel.
The note card was created by cutting the card stock to measure 4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″ and then scoring it in half at 2 3/4″. The belly band is stapled at each edge to allow the note card to slide in and out.
Inside you will see I created a pocket on the inside of the card front to hold a gift card. I stamped the sailboat so only a part of it shows allowing you to write a little message. 
I am enjoying creating the projects for my In A Snap Series #2. The color palette of Island Indigo, Lucky Limeade, Real Red , & Tangerine Tango are giving them a happy feeling!
Materials I used for this project are:
Stamps: Moving Forward
Inks: Island Indigo Stampin’ Write Marker, Real Red pad
Paper: Island Indigo, Real Red, Very Vanilla
Accessories: 3/16″ Corner rounder punch, Adorning Accents edgelit, Neutrals Buttons, 1/8″ silver brads, Real Red stitched grosgrain ribbon, Summer Smooches Designer Series Paper,Word Window & Modern Label punches, paper piercer , paper piercing mat, staples.
Don’t forget the Moving Forward stamp set will be retiring and not be available after June 2,2013. To see all the images in this set just go here.
Til we meet again,
This Step-Up card is done with the Hearts A Flutter stamp set. I could have used the Make A Wish stamp set like I did on my Facebook In A Snap card but wanted to show how you can adapt a layout to a different stamp set.
