Showing posts with label Pop-Up Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pop-Up Card. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 April 2017

Urban Underground Suite ~ Pop-up Box Card

Nailed It Pop-up Box card!


Today I am excited to share with you one of my favourite type of cards to make…Pop-up Box cards.
These cards are that something special to gift a loved one and they can keep it displayed on their shelf or desk…I bet they won’t want to take it down!

For this particular card we will be making a Father’s Day card and I will of course be using the Nailed It Clear-Mount Bundle (144735) and Urban Underground Designer Series Paper (142783).

You will need;
Delightful Dijon - A4 sheet ( 8.3 X 11.7")
Basic Grey:
6 1/2 x 8 1/2 cm x3 (2 9/16 x 3 3/8")
6 1/2 x 6 1/2 cm x3 (2 9/16 x 2 9/16")
6 1/2 x 17 1/2 cm x2 (2 9/16 x 6 3/4")
Urban Underground DSP:
6 x 8 cm x3 (2 3/8 x 3 1/8")
6 x 6 cm x3 (2 3/8 x 2 3/8")
6 x 17 cm x1 (2 3/8 x 6 11/16")
Very Vanilla - 6 x 17 cm (2 3/8 x 6 11/16")
Ink: Black Ink
Mirror or Silver cardstock

Pop-Up box card video ~ Part 1
 

Some of part 1 is a little off camera, I am still working on a good set-up for filming and the camera was a little low down to get the whole A4 sheet in while I was working on it, but hopefully you can still get an idea of how to make it. Here is an image to hopefully help explain what to score and cut a little better:



Basics on how to make the Pop-Up Box base:
* To start with you want to turn your A4 Delightful Dijon cardstock horizontal and score down at every 7cm (2 3/4"), which will give you 4 panels and a small tab slice.
* Then turn vertical with the tab part closest to you, score the nearest 3 panels and tab at 9cm (3 2/4").
* Then score the full length at 18cm (7").
* Cut along the top as show above, and down to the 9cm (3 2/4") score line to create the ‘flap panels’ and at an angle creating the tab on the side.
* Fold and burnish all the score lines.
* Add adhesive to the tab, fold and stick to the inside of the box.
* With the longer left over piece, cut 2cm (6/8") either side of the score lines creating a 10 X 2cm strip with 2 score lines. Cut 2 at 2cm (6/8) thick. This becomes your inside tabs.
* Add adhesive to both ends of the tabs and stick to the inside of the box as in the video.

Once you have your box made you are ready to decorate! 
If creating this box in different sizes...take off 1/4" or 1/2cm off the box measurements for the card panels and again for the DSP to leave a small boarder :)

Pop-Up box card video ~ Part 1

They are perfect for any theme for any occasion; try a balloon explosion, bouquet of flowers or toy box theme.
Hope you enjoyed this project and have fun creating :)

Happy Stamping,

        AMIE 



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Tuesday, 7 February 2017

Party Animal Suit ~ Pop-up Thinlit


Project #2 of the Party Animal Suite Showcase!
 
The main feature and function of the Balloon Pop-Up Thinlit Dies (142753), yep you guessed it, to create a pop-up card!

The best thing about this thinlit is how easy it enables you to create the pop-up insert for your card. It not only die cuts the balloon and banner out for you, it embosses the parts you need to score and fold. It basically does all the hard work for you, easy peasy lemon squeezy…well easier than that!

The same thinlit can be used to create a frame panel for the front of a card, as seen in yesterday’s post, or to make a fun shaker card (coming soon!) Then you can just get to the fun bit and decorate your die cut balloons without the fuss.

This card has to be my favorite. Once I had all the pieces die cut and had chosen which of the Party Animal Designer Series Paper (142738) too use, I stamped the balloons using Crushed Curry, Emerald Envy and Pacific Point to coordinate with the colours used in the DSP. Then used the same theme while decorating the front of the card! The colours work so well together and really pop off that Whisper White cardstock. 

That’s what fab with the suites; they coordinate so well you don’t have to sit there pondering over colours and themes. Stampin’ Up! has done it for you so all you need to do is get creating!

If you’re interested in the Party Animal Suite or Stampin’ Up! products, drop me a message for more information and to get hold of a catalogue :)

Happy Stamping,

        AMIE 

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