As promised, here is the tutorial for my Sister-in-law's Pop Up Birthday card. It can be viewed here. You will need to scroll past my kitty photos. :)
You will need:
- Colored cardstock for the base. I used Soft Suede
- Very Vanilla cardstock for the pop up insert. Note: my original uses Very Vanilla. The cardstock in these photos is Whisper White.
- Coordinating designer paper - I used Mocha Morning dsp
- Coordinating ribbon - I used Very Vanilla Satin and Very Vanilla Taffeta
- Paper Snips
- Bone Folder
- Scoring Board
- Ruler and pencil
- Snail Adhesive
- One Sided Tape such as Scotch Tape
- Mini Glue Dots
TIP: If you are not sure how this works, you may want to use scrap paper first.
And one final note. I could charge a fee for this tutorial but I prefer to offer my tutorials for free. My only "fee" is if you do copy/case my card, or any of my projects, please provide a link back to me with full credit. Thanks for understanding!
1. Cut the card base and the neutral cardstock for the insert. Score as shown.
2. Fold the neutral cardstock in half and measure and draw 4 lines as shown. The fold is on the LEFT. These are the measurements I used but they can be adjusted if you want to add more "boxes" or make the "boxes" a different size than mine.
And don't worry about pencil marks. This is the side that will be adhered to the card base.
3. Cut each line with Paper Snips. You will be cutting through 2 layers of cardstock because the card is still folded in half. Again, the fold is on the LEFT.
4. Fold each cut piece back. Fold it as evenly as possible. Use bone folder to get a crisp fold.
5. When you open up the card (carefully), it will look like this. Stamp your sentiment now just in case you make a mistake. If you do make a mistake you can always cover it up with a stamped and punched sentiment!
6. Now this is how you get the pop up. Mountain fold the "boxes" and Valley fold the card base.
7. Fold the card in half so the "boxes" are in their Mountain fold and use the bone folder to flatten it.
8. This step is important. Before you cut the designer paper, measure the width and length of each "box". I didn't do that for this tutorial and my dsp was too narrow as you will see in the pictures.
9. Once you know the measurements, cut the 3 pieces of designer paper and fold each one in half. Again, my measurements are a little bit off for the "boxes" I cut.
Cut the ribbon as shown.
10. The designer paper will be layered as such. If you have a little dsp hanging over the edge when the card is folded, it will need to be trimmed. Once you know the dsp will fit, attach it with Snail adhesive.
11. To attach the ribbon, use the one sided tape and put a little piece on each end of each piece of ribbon. Tape it down on the back of the "box" as shown. One sided tape is important so your box does not stick together when folded.
12. This is how it should look on one side. Add the ribbon to the other side as well.
13. Add the Snail adhesive as shown. Do one side at a time!
14. Attach the pop up insert one side at a time, centering it on the 3 outside edges. The folded edge should be flush with the card base fold.
15. Add adhesive on the other side and attach to the card base. I added strips of the Mocha Morning dsp to the top and bottom of the inside. This is optional. I don't know the measurements. Sorry.
Final notes: I attached the bow to the top of the "boxes/presents" by using 2 mini glue dots. Decorate the outside of the card as desired. My card front is Here. Once there, scroll down.
Thanks for all of the positive feedback on my card!



















62 comments:
This is such a fantastic card! Thank you so much for sharing your idea with us! Very creative. I am excited to try it!
Enjoy your weekend!
~Boni Montano
Absolutely stunning! Thanks so much for taking the time to share the recipe with us!
Wow, This is a absolutely fabulous card!! Thank you for the tutorial. I can't wait to try and make it!!
This is an absolutely wonderful card!! I can't wait to try it. Thank you for sharing your tutorial.
Great Card. I can't wait to try and make it. Thank you for the tutorial.
Thank you so much for sharing! Love it!
Thanks so much for the tutorial! You ROCK!
Carole
You are the best. Thanks you much for posting the tutorial. Blessings.
Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. Your card is amazing. I appreciate you.
Terri
Thank you for your tutorial, I've always wanted to make one now I know how, made one and it turned out pretty good
Gail
Lisa, thanks for providing the measurements and your tutorial! I don't have a blog or gallery anywhere, but I do plan to case this idea -- maybe you are on FB, I'm going to check!
Great card and excellent tutorial!! Thanks so much for sharing it!!
Thank you! The tutorial is wonderful! Now I can jump right in and try one without "brain strain"!
This is a wonderful card and tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing.
My brother and I are planning my mother's 99th birthday party in July and I know this will be her birthday card! Can't begin to thank you enough for sharing your creativity.
Thanks for the great tutorial and your time to put it together for us!
Thank you, thank you! What a wonderful tutorial! You're such a blessing to many people, Lisa. You are appreciated!
I just love this pop up card and the super awesome surprise inside!! Thank you so much for the tutorial too!! I will be featuring this card on My Crafty Picks #61 with a link back to your blog on 4-15-12. Make sure to stop by to check out all the picks!!
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Have a great day!!
Tiffany Bauer
http://www.mycraftyworld.blogspot.com
Thanks so much!
Your card is amazing and so are you.
I really appreciate ALL of the time that you spent on this tutorial...
Lisa,
Thanks so much for the instructions on this B-day card. I can't wait to make one...your instructions look VERY EASY to follow. I love your blog, you do such a wonderful job making cards
Lisa, thank you so much for this!! You are so sweet to do so many tutorials for us. I had the right concept, but forgot my bottom cut, and my practice piece was folding wonky. I just sat down and did one of these. Not totally done, but I have my dsp on.
I've been admiring this card for some time and finally looked up your blog/tutorial. Thank you it's awesome!
Thank you for sharing your tutorial Lisa!
Love your cards.
Cathy
So nice to find someone that will share their ideas and talent without charging. Going to make this card for my mother's 91st birthday. Thanks you.
Lisa, this card and tutorial are just magnificent. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. I love the inspiration you continue to provide.
What a great card. Thanks for the tutorial.
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Thank you sooooo much for sharing your instructions. I can hardly wait to make one. Thank you! Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing!
Now I want to go play!
Your instructions are so clear and easy to follow. I'm going to try one of these very soon! Thank you so much
THANK YOU so much for the tutorial, this is a FANTASTIC idea and a Super card.
Merci pour le partage. Le tutoriel est super.
Bises.
Chantal
You are so clever! I just love it! Thanks for the inspiration.
Absolutely one of the best and simplest ideas I have seen. Thanks for sharing....
Just love this card, thanks so much for putting together a tutorial.
Beautiful card and awesome tutorial. TFS!
Fabulous tutorial! tfs
Awesome tutorial! TFS!
Hello ! thanks for the share ! I try your tutorial and I love it !!!
If you want to see the result, it's here :
http://marioncreation.over-blog.com/article-blog-hop-special-mini-catalogue-d-ete-104611351.html
Bye !
Marion
Wow, this is wonderful! Thank you so much for all the hard work that went into this tutorial!! I appreciate your sharing it and will certainly credit you when I make one.
I followed a link from pinterest and am so glad I did! I cant wait to try it, your tutorial is really clear.Thanks, Donna :-)
I followed a link from pinterest and am so glad I did! I cant wait to try it, your tutorial is really clear.Thanks, Donna :-)
You have such mad skills. Great Blog!
This is beyond darling!! Thanks so much for sharing....and for free! Beautiful work!
This is gorgeous and what a fabulous tutorial! I am definitely going to have to make a few of these when I get back to crafting.
Thanks so much for sharing the tutorial. Wanted to share my take on it: http://stampinupwithamanda.weebly.com/1/post/2012/06/paper-obsession.html
Thanks for sharing your tutorial. Your card is gorgeous. I posted my first attempt at making one and linked back to you. Be well
http://carolescreativecritters.blogspot.com/
What a wonderful card! Thank you for sharing this tutorial!
I recently made this card when a friend came over to stamp - they turned out so cute! I'm going to be posting ours on my blog today and I will be linking back to this post. Thank you so much for sharing the tutorial and the step-by-step instructions!
~Jayne S.
www.jaynestamps.com
WOW- Thank you for such detailed and clear directions for this fantastic card! I can't wait to try it!
Thank you Lisa for posting the step-by-step directions for this cute card.
Love it! Thanks to Jan Tink for sharing the link on her blog from the card she made.
Thank you so much for sharing the tutorial for your gorgeous card! I made one shortly after you posted it and finally got to share it on my blog. I posted the link back to your tutorial:) Thanks again!
It 'a fantastic project! Good girl! I want to try to do it too! thanks for the tutorial!!
Fiore
wonderful.....the turorial is really very helpful. thanks !!
This is such a fantastic card! Thank you so much for sharing your idea with us! Very creative. I am excited to try it! along with Gift Card envelopes.
This is a great idea! I'll use it for Christmas cards.
Thanks for sharing!
thank you so much for posting that! that's such a beautiful card! :)
This is totally fabulous!!! I may have to try this later this week.
Fantastic card, thanks for sharing!
Thank you, thank you! What a wonderful tutorial! You're such a blessing to many people, Lisa. You are appreciated!
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So nice card and thanks for the tutorial.
I have just made one myself but it don't close properly. Any suggestions how to keep it more closed until the recipient choose to look inside?
Thank you for this amazing tutorial! I received a card like this at a swap but needed instructions and I found yours. I'm going to give this a try and hopefully do it at a workshop coming up.
Your tutorial is VERY well done! Thank you! I'll be sure to give you the credit for it.
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