Santa Money Holder Card

If you like giving money as gifts for the holidays, this Santa Money Holder Card is a perfect choice!

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Ok, I’ll admit it…I’m not very good when it comes to buying gifts. I tried for a long time, but it never turned out well. So, I decided not to torture myself and the person I was buying for and started giving money or gift cards. Now with that being said, I’m a very creative person and I couldn’t just hand the money or gift card over to my loved ones, it had to be given in a cool and creative way. This Santa Money Holder card is perfect for anyone like me. The holidays are stressful enough without worrying about your loved ones hating your gift. They can purchase what they really want and they’ll know that they’re loved because you took the time to create a special card just for them. Lisa~

Supplies for Santa Money Holder Card

Check out the full list of supplies at the end of this post.

Step One:

Trace the outside portion of the card on the patterned paper and green cardstock. Cut out and score along the score lines. Note: The links for the patterns are giving in the supply section below.

Step Two:

Trace the pattern for the inside card on to double-sided patterned paper. Cut out and score along score lines.

Step Three:

Attach the front and back sides of the outside card together with a tape runner or double-sided tape.

Step Four:

Cut out the Santa post card and layer with green and red cardstock. Adhere the papers together and then to the front of the outside card as shown. Next, attach the ribbon around the card with a tape runner. Add the bow and snowflake stickers.

Step Five:

Fold the inside card along the score lines and apply double-sided tape on the bottom left side. Punch a hole on the top of the card.

Step Six:

To finish the card, cut two pieces of ribbon 6 1/2″ long and adhere together with a tape runner. Fold the ribbon over to create the “V” and slide into the hole. Attach a peppermint brad to the front and back of the card. Add money and slide into the outside card.

Note: By doubling the ribbon and adding two brads, it gives the card a finished look from the front and back.