Gift Card Bouquet Tutorial

I decided last minute to put together a teacher appreciation gift for Leah’s teacher.  Parents donated money so I could purchase a bunch of gift cards to make a gift card bouquet.  It turned out really cute, so I made a free printable template to cut with scissors and a cut file for your electronic die cutting machine.  This is also a really great group gift idea for a coworker or friend.  A much more creative way to give gift cards than just handing them over in an envelope.

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To make a gift card bouquet, you’ll need:

• flower template or svg cut file (free download at the bottom of this post)
• gift cards
• flower pot
• wooden skewers
• floral foam
• card stock
• adhesive
• hot glue gun and glue sticks
• candy or other filler
• buttons (optional)
• ribbon (optional)
• chalkboard tag (optional)
• paint pen (optional)

Start out by cutting all of your flower shapes.  You’ll need two flower shapes and two leaf shapes for each flower.  I have two versions of my flower template provided at the end of this post.  Use the PDF to trace and cut with scissors and use the svg for a Silhouette or other electronic die cutting machine.

Hot glue the skewer to the bottom of one flower.  Make sure you don’t put the skewer too high, or it will get in the way of your gift card.  Put a different adhesive all around the edge of the flower, skipping the top edge.  I like to use this Sticky Thumb Adhesive for paper, but you will definitely need hot glue for the skewer.

Place a second flower shape on top and press together.  If you are adding a button, glue that on here.

You should be left with a little pocket that is the perfect size to slide in a gift card.

Put a piece of floral foam inside your pot.  Arrange the flowers by sticking the skewers through the foam.  You might want to cut some shorter to give them different heights.  Once you have them how you like them, add two leaf shapes to each one.  Do this the same as you did for the flowers, using hot glue and adhesive to sandwich them around the skewers.

Add some candy or filler to cover the foam.  This isn’t 100% necessary, but I also added some cute ribbon and a chalkboard tag.  I wrote the teacher’s name with a paint pen, and it was ready to go.  She loved the gift card bouquet, and I’m sure she’s going to have a great time using the cards.

To get the free flower templates and cut files, click here.

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