Twist and Pop cards are fabulous, interactive cards with a central panel that twists and pops outward to reveal a message, image or combination of embellishments that is sure to impress the lucky receiver. TEMPLATE 1. Place the 11" x 41/4" piece of card stock horizontally on your score board and score at 51/2". Fold along the score line to form your card base. 2. Use some patterned paper and an assortment of embellishments to decorate the front of the card as desired. I used one of the images and sentiments from the new Make A Wish digital stamp set. 3. Place the 11" x 33/4" piece of card stock horizontally on your score board and score at 23/4", 51/2" and 81/4". Fold along each of the score lines starting with a valley fold, then a mountain fold and then another valley fold. 4. Decorate your image panel as desired. This is the section of the card that "twists and pops" as the card is open so you will probably want to display your main message or image here. 5. To create the mechanism, place the 8" x 3" piece of card stock horizontally on the desk in front of you. Use a pencil and ruler to measure and mark 21/2" from either end of the card stock, on both the top and bottom edge. See the template above for correct placement. 6. Place the 8" x 3" piece of card stock horizontally on your score board and score at 4". 7. Rotate the card stock so that it is now vertical on your score board. Score at 11/2" intersecting the first score line. 8. Now we're going to score between the pencil marks you made in step five. Start at the top, left hand mark and score down to the bottom, right hand mark. Now score from the bottom, left hand mark up to the top, right hand mark. The four score lines should intersect in the middle of the card stock. Refer to the template above. 9. Fold and burnish all score lines with a bone folder. 10. Use your index fingers to fold the long sections inward as shown in the photos below. 11. Use a bone folder to burnish all the folds. 12. Now we're ready to construct our twist and pop card. You should have an image panel, the inner mechanism and the card base. 13. Apply some glue to the triangle shaped area on the card mechanism. Lay a ruler along the centre of the card base to find the mid point and line up the mechanism, directly below the fold, making sure the card still closes easily. Apply the mechanism, glue side down, and allow to dry for a couple of minutes. 14. Apply more glue to the second triangle section, then close the card to adhere in place. Allow the card to dry for a few minutes to ensure the mechanism is securely attached. 15. Open the card. The mechanism should unfold and lay almost flat on top of the card. Place the image panel on top of the mechanism, matching the centre score lines and keeping the edges flush. 16. Fold the right hand panel over to reveal the mechanism. Use a pencil to mark the position of the image panel. 17. Repeat on the left hand side, so that you have two clear pencil lines on the mechanism. 18. Apply glue on the top, right hand section of the mechanism. Keep the glue between the pencil line and the edge of the card stock as seen in the photo below. 19. Move the image panel so that it's flush with the pencil line and centred over the mechanism (see below). Unfold the image panel and press against the glue. Allow to dry for a minute. 20. Apply glue on the bottom, left hand section of the mechanism, keeping the glue between the pencil line and the edge of the card stock as seen in the photo below. 21. Unfold the image panel and press against the glue. Allow to dry completely. Your card is now complete! (You may have to open and close the card a few times to limber up the mechanism) Stamps:

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You don't need to worry about getting the measurements for the twist and pop card printable all you need to do is print the template.

Twist and pop cards are absolutely delightful! They’re kinetic cards with an amazing 4-panel, pop-up element inside. When we first encountered these cards, we thought for sure some sort of engineering degree was required to make one. However, we were surprised to learn how easy it was to create a pop and twist card. The possibilities for what you can make with these are endless. They’re perfect for any occasion! We used the Altenew Daffodil die set included with issue 188 (and free Altenew prin

This style of fancy fold card has been "popping up" lately on Facebook, Pinterest and YouTube. I've enjoyed the many variations I've seen, but I was looking for directions to make a standard size card (4.25" x 5.50") with the simplest steps and technique to use. I liked Joy Tracey's YouTube video the best (thanks Joy!) I changed the sizing a bit to create mine as the standard size I was looking for. See instruction photos at the end of this post. I used the bright and cheerful colored papers from Little Dreamer, plus a sheet of Thistle and Lagoon cardstock. The "HUG" letters are from the word Laugh in the May Stamp of the Month Set ~ Live, Laugh, Love. I just used the last three letters and spelled HUG. "HUG" Flowers colored with Peony Purple, Pastel Green, Turquoise, Light Orange ShinHan Touch Twin markers. Leaves stamped on Lagoon cardstock, shade with Turquoise Blue marker. For a touch of sparkle, add some Clear Shimmer Brush and a Little Dreamer Glitter Gem or two! Isn't she the cutest? I colored her hair with the Clay marker and heart with Peony Purple marker. Skin is with a flesh colored pencil. Dress and cheeks are with a Bubble Gum CTMH Watercolor pencil. I added touches of shimmer to everything on the card with the Clear Shimmer Brush. LOVE it! D1711 True Love - Operation Smile Stamp Set $7 of every purchased stamp goes to Operation Smile! This set retires July 31, 2017. S1705 Live, Laugh, Love ~ May 2017 Stamp of the Month set Cut and score the pieces as shown. You can skip the scoring on the 2nd piece by folding it in half, then opening it and folding each end in to meet the your first fold in the center. Does the trick without the scoring time! Use a bone folder to get good crisp folds. This will help the Twist and Pop mechanism to work smoothly. NOTE: Adhere two patterned pieces 4" x 5 1/4" to the inside of your card base before attaching the pop out mechanism (house). See my card opened up at the top of page. Lay the 3" x 10" piece flat on top of the attached mechanism, lining up the center fold with the 2 1/8" markings. Fold back the two ends and add adhesive as shown. Carefully close the card and rub over the top to reinforce the folds. Open and close it a few times to ensure it works properly. Add 2 1/4" x 2 3/4" pieces of patterned paper to the 3" x 10" pop out piece. Decorate as desired. Other CTMH supplies used: Oval Thin Cuts Hearts Thin Cuts Bone Folder

You don't need to worry about getting the measurements for the twist and pop card printable all you need to do is print the template.

Today I'm sharing the Easiest Twist and Pop Card Tutorial Ever! Two cute winter cards made with Authentique Alpine and Tammy Tutterow Designs.

Download the free twist and pop card SVG or PDF to make a hug card. Send a free hug card to a loved one today.

Twist and Pop cards are fabulous, interactive cards with a central panel that twists and pops outward to reveal a message, image or combination of embellishments that is sure to impress the lucky receiver. TEMPLATE 1. Place the 11" x 41/4" piece of card stock horizontally on your score board and score at 51/2". Fold along the score line to form your card base. 2. Use some patterned paper and an assortment of embellishments to decorate the front of the card as desired. I used one of the images and sentiments from the new Make A Wish digital stamp set. 3. Place the 11" x 33/4" piece of card stock horizontally on your score board and score at 23/4", 51/2" and 81/4". Fold along each of the score lines starting with a valley fold, then a mountain fold and then another valley fold. 4. Decorate your image panel as desired. This is the section of the card that "twists and pops" as the card is open so you will probably want to display your main message or image here. 5. To create the mechanism, place the 8" x 3" piece of card stock horizontally on the desk in front of you. Use a pencil and ruler to measure and mark 21/2" from either end of the card stock, on both the top and bottom edge. See the template above for correct placement. 6. Place the 8" x 3" piece of card stock horizontally on your score board and score at 4". 7. Rotate the card stock so that it is now vertical on your score board. Score at 11/2" intersecting the first score line. 8. Now we're going to score between the pencil marks you made in step five. Start at the top, left hand mark and score down to the bottom, right hand mark. Now score from the bottom, left hand mark up to the top, right hand mark. The four score lines should intersect in the middle of the card stock. Refer to the template above. 9. Fold and burnish all score lines with a bone folder. 10. Use your index fingers to fold the long sections inward as shown in the photos below. 11. Use a bone folder to burnish all the folds. 12. Now we're ready to construct our twist and pop card. You should have an image panel, the inner mechanism and the card base. 13. Apply some glue to the triangle shaped area on the card mechanism. Lay a ruler along the centre of the card base to find the mid point and line up the mechanism, directly below the fold, making sure the card still closes easily. Apply the mechanism, glue side down, and allow to dry for a couple of minutes. 14. Apply more glue to the second triangle section, then close the card to adhere in place. Allow the card to dry for a few minutes to ensure the mechanism is securely attached. 15. Open the card. The mechanism should unfold and lay almost flat on top of the card. Place the image panel on top of the mechanism, matching the centre score lines and keeping the edges flush. 16. Fold the right hand panel over to reveal the mechanism. Use a pencil to mark the position of the image panel. 17. Repeat on the left hand side, so that you have two clear pencil lines on the mechanism. 18. Apply glue on the top, right hand section of the mechanism. Keep the glue between the pencil line and the edge of the card stock as seen in the photo below. 19. Move the image panel so that it's flush with the pencil line and centred over the mechanism (see below). Unfold the image panel and press against the glue. Allow to dry for a minute. 20. Apply glue on the bottom, left hand section of the mechanism, keeping the glue between the pencil line and the edge of the card stock as seen in the photo below. 21. Unfold the image panel and press against the glue. Allow to dry completely. Your card is now complete! (You may have to open and close the card a few times to limber up the mechanism) Stamps:

This style of fancy fold card has been "popping up" lately on Facebook, Pinterest and YouTube. I've enjoyed the many variations I've seen, but I was looking for directions to make a standard size card (4.25" x 5.50") with the simplest steps and technique to use. I liked Joy Tracey's YouTube video the best (thanks Joy!) I changed the sizing a bit to create mine as the standard size I was looking for. See instruction photos at the end of this post. I used the bright and cheerful colored papers from Little Dreamer, plus a sheet of Thistle and Lagoon cardstock. The "HUG" letters are from the word Laugh in the May Stamp of the Month Set ~ Live, Laugh, Love. I just used the last three letters and spelled HUG. "HUG" Flowers colored with Peony Purple, Pastel Green, Turquoise, Light Orange ShinHan Touch Twin markers. Leaves stamped on Lagoon cardstock, shade with Turquoise Blue marker. For a touch of sparkle, add some Clear Shimmer Brush and a Little Dreamer Glitter Gem or two! Isn't she the cutest? I colored her hair with the Clay marker and heart with Peony Purple marker. Skin is with a flesh colored pencil. Dress and cheeks are with a Bubble Gum CTMH Watercolor pencil. I added touches of shimmer to everything on the card with the Clear Shimmer Brush. LOVE it! D1711 True Love - Operation Smile Stamp Set $7 of every purchased stamp goes to Operation Smile! This set retires July 31, 2017. S1705 Live, Laugh, Love ~ May 2017 Stamp of the Month set Cut and score the pieces as shown. You can skip the scoring on the 2nd piece by folding it in half, then opening it and folding each end in to meet the your first fold in the center. Does the trick without the scoring time! Use a bone folder to get good crisp folds. This will help the Twist and Pop mechanism to work smoothly. NOTE: Adhere two patterned pieces 4" x 5 1/4" to the inside of your card base before attaching the pop out mechanism (house). See my card opened up at the top of page. Lay the 3" x 10" piece flat on top of the attached mechanism, lining up the center fold with the 2 1/8" markings. Fold back the two ends and add adhesive as shown. Carefully close the card and rub over the top to reinforce the folds. Open and close it a few times to ensure it works properly. Add 2 1/4" x 2 3/4" pieces of patterned paper to the 3" x 10" pop out piece. Decorate as desired. Other CTMH supplies used: Oval Thin Cuts Hearts Thin Cuts Bone Folder

Twist and pop cards are absolutely delightful! They’re kinetic cards with an amazing 4-panel, pop-up element inside. When we first encountered these cards, we thought for sure some sort of engineering degree was required to make one. However, we were surprised to learn how easy it was to create a pop and twist card. The possibilities for what you can make with these are endless. They’re perfect for any occasion! We used the Altenew Daffodil die set included with issue 188 (and free Altenew prin

Download the free twist and pop card SVG or PDF to make a hug card. Send a free hug card to a loved one today.

Nellie's Choice Special Card Dies - Twist & Pop Card Die A unique cutting die set that produces a pop-up scene with a twist inside your card. This Twist & Pop Card Die set contains pieces to help you build your pop-up cards, when they are put through your die cutting machine they produces score lines ready to be folded. This 20 die set includes everything needed to create a twist and pop card.  What You Get (20) Dies

You don't need to worry about getting the measurements for the twist and pop card printable all you need to do is print the template.

POP & TWIST FUN FOLD CARDS Learn how easy it is to make these amazing Pop & Twist Fancy Fold Wow cards on this video class. I'll share the first 3 cards in my Pop & Twist series. They feature the Stampin Up Symbols of Fortune Suite. I have full instructions, a Pop & Twist template and supplies on printable pdfs below. I'll be sharing more WOW cards in this series over the next week. Don't miss my special offer Symbols of Fortune kit.

When my sister and I were little, we had the pleasure of a really fun babysitter . . . my mother's cousin, Rita. She was a really sweet, s...

CACTUS CUTIES POP & TWIST CARD The Cactus Cuties Pop & Twist card is the 4th card in my Pop & Twist series. Isn't it adorable?! It will work for almost any occasion: thank you, birthday, sympathy, etc. Simply by changing the greeting. I used the Stampin Up Happy & Heartfelt stamp set for the words "No matter what" on this card. I'm super excited about this die set. It's a new set coming out in the new 2022-23 Annual Catalog. I got it in the pre-order and can already tell this is going to be a staple in my collection.

In today’s fun fold Friday I’m going to make a Galentine twist and pop up card using the free friendly hello bundle

SVG cutting template. This Twist Pop Thanks card is a lot of fun to make and even more fun to receive! The finished card is approximately 4" x 5-3/4" and comes with all the paper elements needed to make the card shown! The file is compatible with both the 8x12 and 12x12 mats. You can find a full tutorial and additional images on my blog. ​ This digital cutting file is in SVG format and is for use with most cutting machines. ​ ​This is an instant digital download supplied as a zip file​.​

You don't need to worry about getting the measurements for the twist and pop card printable all you need to do is print the template.

You don't need to worry about getting the measurements for the twist and pop card printable all you need to do is print the template.

How I ma de a TWIST AND POP card There are many videos and tutorials out there, this is my take on it, hopefully it's nice and easy to foll...

Learn How To Make a Beautiful Fun & Easy Twist & Pop Fun Fold Baby Card with Lisa Curcio of Lisa's Stamp Studio! Get Your FREE TEMPLATE HERE!

Welcome to another edition of Simple to Stunning Sundays!! I am so excited about this week's projects--and they include an AWESOME surprise at the end!! The simple project is quick, easy

You don't need to worry about getting the measurements for the twist and pop card printable all you need to do is print the template.

Project by Amanda Bates at The Craft Spa in the UK. Independent Stampin' Up! UK Demonstrator, Blogger and Tutorial Publisher with Online Shop 24/7

Download the free twist and pop card SVG or PDF to make a hug card. Send a free hug card to a loved one today.

Download the free twist and pop card SVG or PDF to make a hug card. Send a free hug card to a loved one today.

Here's a new fancy fold card to try out. It's called a Twist Fold card and it uses the Cool Treats Suite of products by Stampin' Up!

Project by Amanda Bates at The Craft Spa in the UK. Independent Stampin' Up! UK Demonstrator, Blogger and Tutorial Publisher with Online Shop 24/7

Stampin' Up! Twist and Pop Panel Card using the Tin of Tags Spirited Snowman & Winter Woods by Lisa Ann Bernard of Queen B Creations

Hello stampers. I am sure you have seen some amazing twisted pop-up cards on Pinterest. They are just so impressive. It is always a very cool thing to surprise people and that is exactly what this card does. From the outside it looks like a plain, average card. Cute, but nothing super impressive. Well. I'm telling you, they are a lot of fun to make and even more fun to watch people open. It really helps to make a few at a time so that your brain catches on to how to make them, and then it is like riding

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POP & TWIST FUN FOLD CARDS Learn how easy it is to make these amazing Pop & Twist Fancy Fold Wow cards on this video class. I'll share the first 3 cards in my Pop & Twist series. They feature the Stampin Up Symbols of Fortune Suite. I have full instructions, a Pop & Twist template and supplies on printable pdfs below. I'll be sharing more WOW cards in this series over the next week. Don't miss my special offer Symbols of Fortune kit.

In my previous post, I reviewed Paper Folding Templates, by Trish Witkowski (Apple Press, 2012). The author expressed the desire for the templates to be used as "a springboard for creativity". Today's blogpost projects are based upon a couple of the wow-factor designs in the book. First up, a couple of Fold 'n' Twist Cards, based upon the Twist Fold card on page 151: The design is true to the template, whose design lines are similar to these: I simply dropped a design into the format. (The circle of text in the centre says "Happy Spring!", in case you were wondering.) After that straightforward use of the format, I decided to experiment and turn the idea into a flower shape: With inner petals No inner petals These cards are big fun in that they have a TARDIS-like effect - bigger on the inside (once they have been opened). Like so: To open, pull petals in opposite directions. Remove the seal first! Tah dah! The text reads " Birthday Wishes". Since I was pursuing a Springtime/flower theme, I then followed up with a hexagonal design. The book featured a folded card with a configuration similar to the Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt pattern: I played around with it, edited it down and tried different folding methods to come up with these: The basic pattern is like this: I have always been partial to swirls! Pinch the corners to make the triangles, fold them flat to the centre, spiralling them round. So there you go - start with a template, then experiment. Here are your downloadable printables (my original designs, not using the templates from the book, but using the ideas in the book as a starting point): TwistFoldSpring.pdf TwistFoldBirthdayFlowerPetal.pdf TwistFoldBirthdayFlower.pdf FoldingFlowerGetWell.pdf FoldingFlowerThinkingofYou.pdf Have fun making your surprise-factor cards. And enjoy experimenting with folded shapes.

I absolutely love the card I'm sharing with you all today and I really thought it would be so much harder to make then it actually was. To...

You don't need to worry about getting the measurements for the twist and pop card printable all you need to do is print the template.

Show Dad he's simply the best with this Father's Day pop-up card! This homemade card, made with two pieces of cardstock, is colourful, cheerful, and so much fun! This pop-up Father's Day card has a real 'wow factor' to it, and it's SO EASY to make! Choose Dad's favourite colours and impress him with a twist and pop card that's perfect coming from either a son or a daughter! This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small commission which helps us run this website. DIY Father's Day Pop-Up Card Celebrate