Find out how to make this fold flat box card with a pop up sentiment by watching my YouTube video. Shop with me for the products I used.
I really enjoy working on variations of existing cards! The pop and flip card is indeed a fascinating choice for exploration and innovation. With its interactive design, there are numerous creative possibilities to explore. Let’s have fun experimenting with this card! The Wildly Flowering suite is definitely a must get! The DSP is gorgeous and… Continue reading Fun variation to the pop and flip card
In this blog post I will show you how I used the NEW Butterfly Wings Dies to create this beautiful Pop Up Flip Card using Peony Garden Designer Series Paper.
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Hi there, Today I'm bringing you a pop up card with a difference. This card uses the beautiful new Gingham Gala DSP from Stampin Up and the new stamp sets Incredible Like You and Well Said as well as some beautiful silver foiled card from my stash. I hope you like it, here's how I made it: Materials 1 x piece whisper white card measuring 12" x 5 3/4" 1 piece of whisper white card measuring 2 5/8" x 5 1/4" 1 x piece of balmy blue card measuring 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" 3 x pieces of balmy blue card measuring 2 5/8" x 5 1/2" 1 piece of balmy blue gingham gala dsp measuring 5 1/4" x 5 1/4" 2 pieces of balmy blue gingham gala dsp measuring 2 3/8" x 5 1/4" scraps of silver foil for the stars scrap of balmy blue card for the sentiment small piece of crochet cotton or similar to hang the star red line tape or other similar very strong double sided tape dimensionals glue Incredible Like You stamp set Well Said stamp set Big Shot die cutting machine 2 x star shaped dies to cut out the shapes, I used the 2nd and 3rd largest ones (these are from my stash but you could easily change the shape and use the Stitched Shape Circles, Squares or Ovals from Stampin Up, the process is the same whichever shape that you use. Method Take the large piece of whisper white card and score on the long side at 2 7/8", 5 3/4", 8 5/8" and 11 1/2" but do not fold and burnish these lines yet. You will have 4 sections that are the same width and 1 which is a skinny one which will form the tab. Using the 2 sections furthest from the tab, place your balmy blue card centrally over the score line which separates these two sections. If you don't have a magnetic plate on your Big Shot machine, you may want to tack these two pieces together with a tiny piece of low tack tape or washi tape between the two layers. First place your larger die centrally on the gingham dsp and run through the Big Shot and then position it centrally on the card so that you can judge where the smaller die will go. Then place the smaller of the two shaped dies centrally within the shape already cut from your dsp. Run the card through the Big Shot, it will cut both layers quite easily, this will ensure that your contrasting card and your base card line up. Cut out two smaller star shapes and glue together using a piece of the crochet cotton between the layers which is long enough to reach top and bottom of the opening on the blue card. Then using red line tape adhere the ends of the cotton in place on the wrong side of the blue card to keep in place. Stick the blue card to the whisper white base and then adhere the dsp to the top. Fold and burnish the card down the centre and the two rear panels as well as the tab. Bend the centre, front line carefully between your fingers. This will give your card the required shape to the front when it is displayed. Adhere the strips of dsp to 2 of the remaining mats and then glue them to the inside back panels so that they can be seen through the aperture in the card. Using red line tape (or similar) stick the tab to the back side of the front square to form a box. Cut 4 smaller stars from the silver foil and adhere to the front of the card. Stamp the sentiment on a scrap of balmy blue and cut out either with a die or scissors and stick to the front underneath the aperture with some dimensionals. Adhere the final piece of whisper white to the last mat of balmy blue and stamp the other image in balmy blue ink into the centre, then stick that to the left hand section of the back of the card. I hope you agree, its a pretty stunning card. There are lots of steps but if you follow them carefully, you too can produce a card like this. Give it a try, I'd love to see your version. The original idea was taken from a card designed by the lovely Sam from Mixed Up Crafts but this version is completely my design, I hope that you like it. Bye for now Karen xx Product List Whisper White 12" X 12" Card Stock [124302] £7.25 Balmy Blue A4 Cardstock [147007] £8.00 Gingham Gala 6" X 6" (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Designer Series Paper [148554] £10.25 Silver Foil Sheets [132178] £3.75 Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] £3.75 Liquid Multipurpose Glue [110755] £3.75 Tear & Tape Adhesive [138995] £6.25
Here is the card that I presented at a demonstrator event in Madison over the weekend! I had hoped to have the video edited and uploaded for you Sunday morning...but many hours later and lots of software problems behind me (and a few still ahead of me) - I finally got it done!!! NOTE: AS OF THIS POSTING - I AM NOT RECEIVING ANY EMAILS!!! Please FaceBook message me if you need to get in touch. I will have to deal with this problem later. This little jewel is the BOMB!!! It looks so complicated - but it really isn't!...
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Butterfly Brilliance Bundle with Butterfly Bijou DSP This card is soooo adorable! I cased it from Dawn Griffiths. Here is the Front of the Card: Then it Pops up when you open it!! Isn't that So Cool???? Here is the first one I made: Here are the Dimensions Calypso Coral Cardstock 5 1/2 x 8 1/2" scored at 4 1/4", 3 x 4" scored at 1,2,3" and 3/4 x 2 1/4" scored at 1 1/4" and the Largest Stitched Oval Die Butterfly Bijou DSP 4 x 5 1/4" Basic White Card Stock 5 1/4 x 4" and 3rd Largest Oval Die Watch the Video for Instructions : Butterfly Brilliance Bundle - 155821 Price: $54.75 Butterfly Bijou 6" X 6" (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Designer Series Paper - 156824 Price: $11.50 Calypso Coral 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock - 122925 Price: $8.75 Gold Foil Sheets - 132622 Price: $5.00 Basic White 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock - 159276 Price: $9.75 Calypso Coral Classic Stampin' Pad - 126983 Price: $6.50 Stitched Shapes Dies - 152323 Price: $30.00 Layering Ovals Dies - 151771 Price: $35.00 Pearl Basic Jewels - 144219 Price: $5.00 Holiday Rhinestone Basic Jewels - 150457 Price: $6.00 Add All to Cart Supply List
Today's card was inspired by several I've seen recently on Pinterest and Youtube and it's one I hadn't tried yet, so I creat...
This week’s technique is a fun card that moves when you open it! The front of the card flips back and gives a great WOW factor. I had seen several of these types of FLIP CARDS, but never tri…
Hi all! When I posted my last card in the Graphic 45 Facebook group, one of the members commented that it was a bit too complicated for them. I agree that it can be overwhelming when you first start making any type of pop-up or folded card, so I thought it would be fun to show a card that has a similar feel to it, but is much more simple to construct. What takes this one from simple to fabulous is all the amazing Graphic 45 papers! I am on a mission to stop hoarding all of my favorite papers and release them into the wild. Rare Oddities was one of my favorite papers from a year (two?) ago and I thought it would be perfect for this card. I used some of my favorite new dies from Karen Burniston - like this cool Halloween sentiment - and lots of fussy cut elements. Follow along below to see how I made it. Begin by cutting two pieces of black cardstock measuring 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" (an 8.5" x 11" piece of cardstock cut in half). Score one piece in the center at 4 1/4". Score the other in the center, and then halfway between the center and each outer edge - from the left side your scores should be at 2 1/8", 4 1/4", and 6 3/8". Fold on all score lines as shown and burnish with a bone folder. Adhere a 4 1/8" x 5 3/8" panel in the center of the mountain-folded card. Align the 4 3/8" oval die from Karen Burniston's Ovals - Crosshatch die set in the center and use your die cutting machine to cut through both layers of paper. If you don't have a die, you could hand-cut this section. Refold the card and ink the inside of the cutout with black ink. Cut decorative elements from paper. Here I'm using Graphic 45's Rare Oddities paper (retired). Adhere a 4 1/8"x 5 3/8" panel to the center of the single-folded card. To create the pop-out element for the backing card, score a panel in the center, and 1/4" from each side. (My panel was a bit small, so I added strips to widen it.) Fold as shown and apply adhesive to outer tabs. With both pieces lying flat, align the center fold of the small panel with the center of the card and adhere. Pop center panel out as shown and retrain the folds. To create a frame for the opening, nest two oval dies from Karen Burniston's Ovals - Crosshatch die set as shown and die cut. Adhere frame and other elements to card as shown. Fussy cut flowers or other elements to add to card. Die cut spider web and spider, both from Karen Burniston's Halloween Scene collection. Adhere die cut and fussy cut elements to the card as shown. Apply adhesive to the outer edges of the frame panel. Adhere frame panel to backing card, aligning edges carefully. Retrain all folds. Decorate front of card as desired. I just adore tunnel cards. It's so much fun adding little elements here and there and building a scene. Here you can see how it folds up when closed. So cool!! It is a bit bulky because of the paper I used and how many layers there are - it will most likely need extra postage. If you've never made a tunnel card before, I suggest using plain cardstock and making a sample card before you start cutting into your fancy papers. I do this with almost any new pop-up die or card fold and it makes it much less stressful when you don't have to worry about messing up! You can also play with where you'd like to place your elements, etc. My biggest problem with cards like this is knowing when to stop! I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. It's been ages since I've done one and it was a lot of fun - I might have to do this more often. :-) You can find the supplies I used via the links below. Thanks so much for stopping by today!
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What an amazing card! This "wow" is so much fun to create. It looks hard, but if you just follow the directions and keep moving forward, the mechanism just comes together. I know - I start to panic a bit when I think about it...but as our fishy friend Dori…
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This fun card is a great way to say you are really special to a friend or family member. It is easy once you have made a few but can be challenging. Watch the video and you will be able to succeed in your adventure of creating a beautiful card for a special person.
How to make a pop-up grill card and gift card holder out of paper, perfect for father's day or a special birthday! You can even put little grill tools and food on it!
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Everyone loves a little bit of pizzazz on special occasions, and these swing cards are just the thing to spice up your gift-giving. They are relatively easy to make and amazingly versatile when it comes to sizes and shapes.... you can even buy dies that will cut your entire swing card, fancy shapes and all! Today, though, I'm just going to show you how to do-it-yourself with a basic rectangular swing panel on a square shaped card. SWING CARD TEMPLATE 1. Start with a piece of cardstock measuring 51/2" x 71/2". 2. READ THIS INSTRUCTION CAREFULLY FIRST, THEN FOLLOW THE TEMPLATE ABOVE... Place the cardstock horizontally on your score board. You will be making four individual score lines - two at the top that are 1" apart, and two at the bottom that are also 1" apart. Each score line needs to be 11/2" long. As you can see in the photo below, I use a ruler as a guide so I know where to stop the score line. Start by scoring your first line at 31/4". It should only be 11/2" long measuring from the top of the cardstock. Now make another line in the same way at 41/4". 3. To make the bottom two score lines you will need to do the same thing, but measure 11/2" up from the bottom of the cardstock. Make your third score line at 31/4", and your fourth score line at 41/4". Refer to the template above. 4. Use a craft knife or trimmer to cut the swing panel. (Refer to the template for placement and length of cuts.) The first vertical cut is 21/2" long and starts 13/4" from the left hand side of the card and 11/2" from the top. The second vertical cut is 21/2" long and starts 43/4" from the left hand side of the card and 11/2" from the top. Now you need to cut horizontally from the top of the first vertical cut to the top of the second vertical cut WITHOUT cutting between the score lines. Do the same for the bottom section remembering not to cut between the score lines. Your card should now look like the photo below. 5. Fold and crease along the score lines. The card base is now complete and the centre panel should swing as it is opened and closed. 6. To decorate, cut some patterned papers for the inside of the card, removing the sections around the flip panel. You'll also need two panels for the swinging section of the card... one for the front and one for inside. 7. Stamp and colour the two image panels as desired. 8. Now adhere all the papers and panels in place. Remember to fully OPEN the card to place the inside panel. 9. Close the card and adhere the front panel in place. 10. Add any additional embellishments as desired. Stamps:
check out the pop up vase card using products from the Country Inn Suite and the Courage and Faith stamp set.
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