Have you ever needed a beautiful card AND a gift card holder at the last minute? This genius triangle pocket card hack solves both problems in just 5 minutes! Whether you’re rushing to a wedding, birthday party, or want to surprise a friend, this versatile design creates an elegant greeting card that secretly doubles as a functional gift card pocket.
What makes this tutorial so brilliant is its simplicity. Using basic Stampin’ Up! supplies like Designer Series Paper and your favorite stamp sets, you can create two completely different looks – from romantic wedding cards with soft florals to whimsical friendship cards featuring adorable mushroom designs. The triangle fold technique is easier than you might think, and the finished result looks like you spent hours on it.
The best part? Your recipients get to keep the beautiful handmade card long after they’ve used the gift card. It’s the perfect combination of thoughtful and practical, making every gift feel extra special without any extra time investment on your busy schedule.

Triangle Pocket Card Video Tutorial
Watch the full video tutorial below to see exactly how this triangle fold technique works. You’ll want to stick around until the end so you don’t miss any of the styling tips that make all the difference!

📌 Have you tried making a triangle pocket gift card before, or would this be your first time attempting this fun fold card? Let me know in the comments which version you’re excited to create: the elegant wedding style or the whimsical friendship card!
Ready to DIY your own Triangle Pocket Gift Card?
We all need those quick cards but isn’t it nice to know that we can make quick and BEAUTIFUL cards? Whether you use it as a pocket card or as a gift card holder, this card will be a winner in the eyes of the recipient!
- DSP: 12” x 6” (landscape)
- With the 12” at the top, score at 3 ⅞” on each end
- With the 6” at the top, score the bottom of the DSP at ½” in-between the scored lines
- Cut at ½” to remove the DSP on either side of the center scored area
- Crushed Curry: 4 ⅛” x 5 ½”
- Basic White: 3 ⅞” x 5 ¼”
- Ribbon: 20”
- DSP: 12” x 6” (landscape)
- With the 12” at the top, score at 3 ⅞” on each end
- With the 6” at the top, score the bottom of the DSP at ½” in-between the scored lines
- Cut at ½” to remove the DSP on either side of the center scored area
- Petal Pink: 4 ⅛” x 5 ½”
- Basic White: 3 ⅞” x 5 ¼”
- Ribbon: 20”
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I would love it if you gave measurements for making an A6 card along with the measurements for A2. Any chance you coulc do that?