DIY Christmas Gift Card Holders You’ll Love to Give

To make gift card giving more fun this year, I made these felt gift card holders. There's a Santa, a snowman, and an elf! Aren't they cute?!

Follow the sewing pattern provided and you end up with a cute gift card holder pocket on the back of the tree and adorable pom-pom decorations on the front.

Learn how to make the cutest gift card holder out of a sheet of scrapbook paper with your Cricut. If you like to give gift cards, this is going to be a go-to project. Those paper bows are so sweet!

This adorable snowman not only hugs the gift card, but its arms open up so you can take the card out!

For a gift card holder that’s absolutely free, use magazines and add other items in your stash as embellishments. There's even a free template if you like.

Know a plant lady who needs a special gift? This is perfect for her! You can add a gift card to Home Depot or her local garden center so she can get her fix.

Use your favorite holiday fabric along with snaps or velcro to make a festive card holder. The best part about these holders? They are reusable.

Grab a FREE coffee cup gift card holder template PDF to cut with scissors as well as the SVG file to cut out with a Cricut. Perfect coffee gift! And who doesn't love a cup of joe for a present?

This easy DIY origami gift card holder makes a cute way to gift a gift card. Yep, no glue or tape needed! Just the art of folding paper for these beauties.

You can turn these mini stockings into a gift card banner or tie them onto the top of bigger gifts! The best part is once you are done with them, you can hang them on the tree.

Spray paint a mason jar and add a personalized tag for a fun and unique gift card holder! I like the idea of adding some favorite wrapped candy to this jar as well.

You can make these DIY gift card holders in 10 minutes or less with fabric scraps and a sewing machine.

Cheryl added ribbon and embellishments to turn these mini red bags into Santa themed gift card holders. If you want to get fancy you could add some white trim on the top for extra cuteness.

Not all gift card holders have to be holiday themed! These monster card holders are such a fun way to give a gift card to a child. I love the googly eyes!

Katie made a template so that you can use any of your favorite scrapbook papers as gift card holders, making this work perfectly for Christmas or any other holidays.

This is another idea using your Cricut. I like the way that these open up like a book and have the card tucked inside.

This is perfect for a best friend, teacher, or college student for Christmas - or any time of year! Does your gift recipient like to choose their own goodies? They will appreciate this bouquet.

These gift card sleeves are created by recycling old Christmas cards! It's the perfect handmade touch, frugal, and earth friendly.

Can you believe these Mickey and Minnie gift card cuties are made using duct tape? Love it! They are perfect for Disney themed gift cards for holiday or birthday.

I love vibrant the colors are that she chose for this project. Very festive! You can use iron on patches, iron on vinyl, or anything else you like to decorate.

These pillow boxes are made from paper towel rolls and then decorated with washi tape! They are the perfect way to reuse so that you can spend more money on the gift card and not the packaging.

Using the free template provided and your favorite scrapbook paper, you can easily make these paper boxes! The boxes were so simple and turned out perfectly sized.

Yep, this ornament has pockets! Or one, anyway. The pocket is perfect for holding a gift card, and then the ornament can be placed on the tree.

This is super simple to put together if you already have plain pillow boxes. If not, they also provide a link to make your own! This reindeer is great for kids who want to give cars to their teachers or other children.

This is a great last minute teacher or neighbor gift card idea. Just print out the free printable and put everything in a frame!

The moose and plaid on these holders caught my eye immediately! You don't need a cutter for these - you can just use Su's measurements to cut out the paper.